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No discussion needed. If you had a Simtray that can hold a Micro SD card, then you can have as much storage as you need without paying an arm and a leg for it. 2tb Micro SD Card from Walmart is selling for $15. Way more storage than a phone can give you today, and for less too!
I could easily get away with 64 because I rarely take photos or videos and when I do I eventually dump them out to Google Drive. And yet I buy 256 or 512 with a deal primarily for resale/trade in value. Waiting to see what the S24U w/2 terabytes will cost (if available in the US).
I used to think that 64GB was painfully low, but leaving apps and OS data aside, I struggle to fill even 64GB. Everything is in the Cloud nowadays. I would say 128GB should suffice for about 90% of the users out there...
Things that are NOT allowed:
Bring back (cheap) MicroSD support AND replaceable batteries!
No discussion needed. If you had a Simtray that can hold a Micro SD card, then you can have as much storage as you need without paying an arm and a leg for it. 2tb Micro SD Card from Walmart is selling for $15. Way more storage than a phone can give you today, and for less too!
I could easily get away with 64 because I rarely take photos or videos and when I do I eventually dump them out to Google Drive. And yet I buy 256 or 512 with a deal primarily for resale/trade in value. Waiting to see what the S24U w/2 terabytes will cost (if available in the US).
I used to think that 64GB was painfully low, but leaving apps and OS data aside, I struggle to fill even 64GB. Everything is in the Cloud nowadays. I would say 128GB should suffice for about 90% of the users out there...