128gb storage is a joke now for such powerhouse machine.

Data transfer from laptop to wd personal cloud storage is slow. and it can only be done via network (wired or wireless). So the transfer speed relies a lot a lot on your LAN speed, such as your wireless router maximum transfer speed and worst part is no USB connection can be used to transfer the data from PC into the cloud storage and it takes super long time to download data out from the storage. It will be a disaster if u need to transfer a huge amount of data onto it.

I have one 2TB, it is good to use as a steaming server for video etc but it is bad when it needs to transfer data in and out from it,

Yes indeed, the lan must be a speedy one in order to get the faster upload/download to/fro rmbp and personal cloud. As reference, 5gb of data takes roughly 3 minutes wirelessly. When wired, ie rmbp hooked up to router will half its time. I think for my setup, it is exceptable. But I do remember when I first got the cloud, it took alot of time to backup all the files for the first time. Its considerably faster on subsequent backups though.

these are some cool apps I'm using with my rMBP 2014 right now:
Pixelmator
Quiver
Parallel Desktop (for booting another OS on top of OS X)
MS Office suite (iWork is fine, just that productivity wise, MS is still taking a lead)
CleanMyMac 3
iStatistica (love the stats!)
Fantastical (You've gotta admit natural language rocks!)
Elmedia Player (QuickTime aint compatible with some industrial format)
Xcode

Pretty much that's it for my 128 SSD, should have gone for larger capacity for crying out loud 

Quick tip. If you use the 32bit version of Windows, it takes up half the space and less RAM. Windows 10 takes roughly 9GB after clean up.

Yes it is.

Made a terrible mistake when buying one.

Now I'm thinking about getting Transcend JetDrive Lite 330 

Quick tip. If you use the 32bit version of Windows, it takes up half the space and less RAM. Windows 10 takes roughly 9GB after clean up.

Same problem as me. 128gb is too small. Should have gottenr the 256gb when it was cheap. Now i also using the Jetdrive Lite

128GB became the greatest bottleneck that limits the usability of the device similar to 16GB iPhone.

Resell value is low too for 128GB version of MacBook.

these are some cool apps I'm using with my rMBP 2014 right now:
Pixelmator
Quiver
Parallel Desktop (for booting another OS on top of OS X)
MS Office suite (iWork is fine, just that productivity wise, MS is still taking a lead)
CleanMyMac 3
iStatistica (love the stats!)
Fantastical (You've gotta admit natural language rocks!)
Elmedia Player (QuickTime aint compatible with some industrial format)
Xcode

Pretty much that's it for my 128 SSD, should have gone for larger capacity for crying out loud 

Last time the 256gb version seem to be too expensive
But now the prices even more crazy high
Guess will have to live with 128gb for another 5-6 years

I'm wondering if by using Jetdrive Lite 330 can actually use it like normal OSX HDD for softwares,
not only limited to media, docs etc.

Same problem as me. 128gb is too small. Should have gottenr the 256gb when it was cheap. Now i also using the Jetdrive Lite

Mind to share where did you bought ur JetDrive?

Bought mine on Lelong

Bought mine on Lelong

Last time the 256gb version seem to be too expensive
But now the prices even more crazy high
Guess will have to live with 128gb for another 5-6 years

But due to the insufficient storage space and u are forced to purchase additional external storage. The extra cost incurred is actually the same plus as it is external storage instead of internal one, u will need to live with some limitation of it.

Ya, last time thought that 128GB was enough as I do not install alot of apps. Mana tau so fast the storage depleted