Device using too much storage Not happy.

[One King]

How much storage is your system/User data using? I had one device replaced and the second one is doing it also using 20gb. T- mobile and Samsung the system/ user data should be no more 3-4gb.

 

[rushmore]

How much storage is your system/User data using? I had one device replaced and the second one is doing it also using 20gb. T- mobile and Samsung the system/ user data should be no more 3-4gb.

Not had that before and not with Verizon 9+.

 

[One King]

Not had that before and not with Verizon 9+.

???

 

[gavo360]

How much storage is your system/User data using? I had one device replaced and the second one is doing it also using 20gb. T- mobile and Samsung the system/ user data should be no more 3-4gb.

Who says the system/user data should be no more than 3-4gb? Mine is at 29gb. That includes the OS, apps and everything else Samsung bundles in.

 

[One King]

Who says the system/user data should be no more than 3-4gb? Mine is at 29gb. That includes the OS, apps and everything else Samsung bundles in.

T-Mobile.

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[gavo360]

T-Mobile.

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I think T mobile are getting there wires crossed somewhere. It isn't possible for the systen/user data to be as low as 3-4 gb on a modern Samsung phone.

 

[KP8819]

Mines at 19.8GB & I consider that low...

 

[GibMcFragger]

How much storage is your system/User data using? I had one device replaced and the second one is doing it also using 20gb. T- mobile and Samsung the system/ user data should be no more 3-4gb.

My system/user is 21GB. That's generally around normal.

I don't know who told you 3-4GB, but they are wrong.

 

[rushmore]

Now I understand what the OP is referring to. There are a several things that take space. Storage formatting (can be reported differently, depending on firmware), Android operational allocation, video allocation and stock apps.

3 to 4gb is not even enough for storage formatting.