iPhone - 16GB or 32GB?
Discussion
Which one do I need?
Obviously that's a whole "piece of string" question, but if I go for the 16GB version, which is considerably cheaper, am I realistically likely to regret not paying the extra for the extra?
In other words - who's filled up a 16GB iPhone so far? And how did you manage that? Just music?
Obviously that's a whole "piece of string" question, but if I go for the 16GB version, which is considerably cheaper, am I realistically likely to regret not paying the extra for the extra?
In other words - who's filled up a 16GB iPhone so far? And how did you manage that? Just music?
Still happy with an 8GB. Learn how smart playlists work and only carry a subset of your music (I generally sync anything added in the last month, plus a playlist of top-rated songs that I've not heard in a couple of months). Plenty of space left over for a few audiobooks, a load of podcasts and all the other bits and bobs.
Assuming you will mostly fill it with music, it also depends where and how you'll play that music. There are apps that will allow you to stream your music from your home PC which work well over wifi and save you needing so much music on your iPhone. Obviously not so useful on the move (streaming over 3G is unreliable)
Just a thought.
Just a thought.
Solely depends on how much music and photos you want on it.
I have a 16gb and have about 18gb of music on my mac, so I have just unticked about 10 of the 50 albums on itunes that I won't miss not having on my iphone. That leaves about 2gb free for app fun
If you want to have 40ish albums and lots of photos too, then go for the 32gb.
£100+ for 16gb extra is a rip off! You can buy a 16gb micro sd card for about £8 these days!! No wonder apple don't include removable memory!
I have a 16gb and have about 18gb of music on my mac, so I have just unticked about 10 of the 50 albums on itunes that I won't miss not having on my iphone. That leaves about 2gb free for app fun

If you want to have 40ish albums and lots of photos too, then go for the 32gb.
£100+ for 16gb extra is a rip off! You can buy a 16gb micro sd card for about £8 these days!! No wonder apple don't include removable memory!
Mr Noble said:
Solely depends on how much music and photos you want on it.
I have a 16gb and have about 18gb of music on my mac, so I have just unticked about 10 of the 50 albums on itunes that I won't miss not having on my iphone. That leaves about 2gb free for app fun
If you want to have 40ish albums and lots of photos too, then go for the 32gb.
£100+ for 16gb extra is a rip off! You can buy a 16gb micro sd card for about £8 these days!! No wonder apple don't include removable memory!
You've got some fI have a 16gb and have about 18gb of music on my mac, so I have just unticked about 10 of the 50 albums on itunes that I won't miss not having on my iphone. That leaves about 2gb free for app fun

If you want to have 40ish albums and lots of photos too, then go for the 32gb.
£100+ for 16gb extra is a rip off! You can buy a 16gb micro sd card for about £8 these days!! No wonder apple don't include removable memory!
ked up numbers there, chap.An average album is 70Mb. So 40 albums will be 2.8Gb.
OP: It depends how much music you have and whether you will use your iphone as the main method of storing photos etc, or will move them to PC shortly after taking.
I've got 250-300Gb of music; so my iphone is only ever going to be stuff I'm 'in to' at a certain point in time. So a 16Gb unit is fine. I usually have 75-100 albums on it at any one time (c.7Gb) which leaves acres of space for photos and apps.
I'd only buy a 32Gb is you are planning on loading some of the larger games onto it. Otherwise, it's an extra £100 wasted, IMO.
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