A 256GB SSD is too small for a Mac in 2025 and it’s all macOS’s fault

Macworld
You know the cliché, “bigger is better”? That almost always applies to a device’s storage capacity. It definitely applies to Apple’s Macs, which, at the lower-priced standard configurations, are mostly all set at 256GB. That’s too small, even if you’re not a professional who deals with large files. We recommend getting at least a 512GB SSD, and here at Macworld, we were recently reminded of how small 256GB is.A Macworld editor (who shall remain