So far, I mostly use my phone as an mp3 player (at work, to drown out distracting noise). The large SD card would be to hold my music collection and give it space to grow. I thought I was already close to 32 GB, but I just checked and my mp3 files currently take only 23 GB.
But I'd also want extra space to be able to take photos and HD video, etc. So it seems best to get a phone that officially supports a very large card, even though I'll probably never use that much. (I don't really understand why a phone would support a small card but not a big card, considering they have the same interface. But if the phone specs say max 32GB, I'll take their word for it.)
I added "Android" to my criteria, as that's important to me too. Not because I particularly prefer Android itself, but because of the wide array of apps it gives me access to. Although now I wonder if the specific apps that come to mind when I think of that, are available for Windows phones too. I'll do some checking.
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So far, I mostly use my phone as an mp3 player (at work, to drown out distracting noise). The large SD card would be to hold my music collection and give it space to grow. I thought I was already close to 32 GB, but I just checked and my mp3 files currently take only 23 GB.
But I'd also want extra space to be able to take photos and HD video, etc. So it seems best to get a phone that officially supports a very large card, even though I'll probably never use that much. (I don't really understand why a phone would support a small card but not a big card, considering they have the same interface. But if the phone specs say max 32GB, I'll take their word for it.)
I added "Android" to my criteria, as that's important to me too. Not because I particularly prefer Android itself, but because of the wide array of apps it gives me access to. Although now I wonder if the specific apps that come to mind when I think of that, are available for Windows phones too. I'll do some checking.