Is 500mb of data enough for the iPhone 4s?

I'm looking at plans that I recently bought for my iPhone 4s and a plan that I like includes 500 mb of data. I know that data is for browsing on the internet, but how much is 500mb of data? Is it more than enough or too less? I'll most likely just be on YouTube, Facebook, email, and Google on my phone. Will it be enough?

No way man. Thats like just going to check email and send a email and your already at 500 mb. Its not much to make it go threw that fast.

Get 32 GB is better

May not in 3g bcz of fast you may view many videos
if in 2g its will be ok but daily two videos to hrs fb email ok

Streaming high def videos such as YouTube uses roughly 650 mb per hour. You would burn through 500 in less than that. I'd go with 5 GB or more if you can afford it. Even that's not enough to use YouTube on a daily basis.data is a rip off if you ask me.

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