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  1. Lucky me I got myself a 64GB iPhone so I don't have space probs anymore. I have about 700 songs (all 320 mp3, not silly m4a, that's 5GB) on my phone, which makes one huge part. I'm using facebook only on Safari, so the app doesn't collect that huge amount of data.
    The biggest part is photos or videos I take (11GB currently). Which currently means, more than 35GB of my phone are empty....
  2. Ah, well, I don't play games on my phone, but I can understand that.


  3. still with the 16GB base...oy.
  4. Sane screen res and no RAM boost. I'll go with an old 6 plus I think.
  5. To be expected.
  7. Have found a suitable upgrade option on a 64gb 6+ (not S as they are silly money).
  8. I'll be upgrading to a 64GB 6 I think. Can't deal with that larger screen on the 6+ and there's nothing to persuade me to get an S. Yet.
  9. I'll stick with the 6 this time around, I'll wait for the 7. Too few improvements that are worth it for me.
  10. My thinking also. Plus an iphone will hold it's value well enough so if I fancy upgrading to an S at some point then selling the 6+ should cover half the cost.

    I've been on 4.7 inch phones for years now so fancy the larger screened Plus. I've no tablet these days either so hopefully having the Plus will prevent me craving a tablet at some stage.
  11. 4.5 or 4.7 screens are the perfect size, anything bigger is pushing it and starting to be unconvenient. Not to mention 5.5 or larger...
  12. Originally posted by LikeASong:4.5 or 4.7 screens are the perfect size, anything bigger is pushing it and starting to be unconvenient. Not to mention 5.5 or larger...
    5 inches is fine too. I used a Nexus 5 for ages and foubt it to be small. It's like anything though, you will get used to it after a few days.
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