32 or 64 GB

[virgil kellogg]

64gb should be the minimum these days imo

 

[dmcman73]

I bought the 128GB because I tend to use up a lot of memory with music, movies, videos, picture taking etc.....I don't have unlimited data on my cell plan.

For you, you could always get the 32GB model and buy this later on as a backup: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B010HWCEHM/ref=pd_lpo_sbs_dp_ss_2?pf_rd_p=1944687562&pf_rd_s=lpo-top-stripe-1&pf_rd_t=201&pf_rd_i=B00V62XBY8&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=0TYG60VPPBHEZVZW8CKW

 

[DroidFromVA]

As someone who was stuck with a 32GB phone because that is what was available - the model I use is now available in 64GB - when I got it, I would tell you to go with the 64GB model. I have no junk apps on my phone, just stuff that I can use, and it leaves me with little space because the file size of the photos taken with my phone are pretty big, often bigger than a JPEG from any of my DSLRs, and I'm constantly having to offload photos to my PC. A few hundred photos on my phone is easily 4GB. With a 64GB model of my phone, I wouldn't have to worry about that.

 

[rumbikrobo]

I think that 32GB is plenty.. but some people are using much more stuff/apps/movies then I do

 

[robert7107]

thanks for everyones input much appreciate . going with 64 gb unforunatly have to wait till febuary blew way too much $$$ for xmas and bought a chromebook too boot .

 

[Pirate Arr]

thanks for everyones input much appreciate . going with 64 gb unforunatly have to wait till febuary blew way too much $$$ for xmas and bought a chromebook too boot .

Awesome choice and that's an ouch. I got the 64 GB variant Frost that is coming today. 64 I find is a good sweet spot. 32 GB is my 8/16 GB haha

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[booboolala2000]

That's my dilemma.. $50 is is well $50 .. I am getting a Chromebook with storage for it. I am not planning to sell 6p even if I did a phone that will be 4 yrs old when I no longer use it won't Matter if its 32gb or 64gb value will be gone .

Exactly. It wouldn't even matter if it were 128gig, the phone will be outdated in two years. Not end of life per se, but unless you plan on selling the phone in the next six months it isn't even a factor. If you KNOW you can get by on 32, go for 32, save the $50.

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[tech_head]

"Go big or go home."
If you fit in 32GB now get the 64GB.
If you have more than 32GB and less than 64GB of used data get the 128GB.
If you are like me and on the previous phone had 32GB and a 128GB microSD that was almost full....
Get rid of some stuff!!

Always buy as much memory as you can afford.
Once you buy the phone you can't it add later.

 

[LeoRex]

Good call... I went with the 64 as well, even though i am sure I could exist happily with 32... but for only $50 more, it was kind of a no-brainer.

 

[Menno Gouw]

Less is more they say, but not in the case of storage space. In my personal experience storage space goes fast but I'm not maintaining it enough I guess. If you did only use 18GB on your previous phone I guess you are good with 32GB but if you can spare the funds I would go with 64GB. It at the very least give you bragging rights .

 

[SeanJamesWright]

32GB I find is plenty enough for me personally.

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[DX9]

I got a 32GB as this was the only option here in Canada through Carriers. I could have bought the 64 on Google but didn't feel like waiting. Plus I have my phone all setup now and I still have 22.5GB left. All music is in Spotify and all pics and videos are uploaded to Photos. I delete pics and videos off the phone every few days.

If my carrier had the option of 64GB I would have got it with it only being $50 more for sure even though I don't need it.

 

[robert7107]

So this morning I went thru my phone storage and deleted what I didn't use or need as in apps and put pictures in the cloud. But I did add some music to my storage and long story short 64 GB is the best choice. Sitting at 20gb used