No, 32GB is usually sufficient for most users unless you have demanding applications or games.
No, 32GB is usually sufficient for most users unless you have demanding applications or games.
Yes, but if you can afford it, there's no reason not to, and it will give you a bit of extra headroom. If you are, seeminly unlike some people on here, actually capable of closing browser tabs when you have finished with them, you should be fine
I've never come across anyone using a 24GB device before. I didn't realize it was possible to have that much storage.
You can combine modules freely, though it's not ideal. Based on my experience in a similar scenario, I recommend 32GB. I've often exceeded 16GB multiple times, and having enough space ensures you won't run into issues. If you have the capacity, using more will be beneficial; otherwise, you'll need to manage it carefully.