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I disagree. If entry level were 32 GB, many people would buy that. However, anyone who's owned an iPhone before knows that 16 GB is far too little to hold eve
by tedmiston 11y ago
I disagree.
If entry level were 32 GB, many people would buy that.
However, anyone who's owned an iPhone before knows that 16 GB is far too little to hold even a small collection of songs, photos, apps, etc. By removing the 32 GB model and making entry level 16 GB, they cause most of us to bump up to the 64 GB instead --> $$$.
- tobylane 11y agoI have what I'd call a considerable, varied and growing collection of apps, plus many albums and a full photostream on 16GB. I only run out of space when I have a lot of photos at the same time as a silently downloaded update. Both are easily solved within 10 minutes.