Would you get an iPhone 7 if there's no 3.5 mm headphone jack?
Would you get an iPhone 7 if there's no 3.5 mm headphone jack? - 1
Added (1). just curious, with current rumors being that the iphone 7 will have no 3.5 mm headphone jack, would you consider upgrading from your current iphone with a headphone jack to the 7 or would you switch to an android device such as the Samsung Galaxy S7?
If it came with Bluetooth headphones, we could talk…
NOPE BY APPLE
If it came with a Lightning to 3.5mm adapter in the box, I would consider it.
However, if I have to buy some $80 proprietary Apple adapter (most likely), no way in hell that I would.
Probably not, I'd stick to a cheaper 6s, they might give an adapter but do you really think it'll last forever? And then I'd need to pay a ton for a new adapter considering all Apple cables are expensive and if it's not original it starts saying that it's not compatible.
I'm no apple fan, But I think that concept is really not a good idea, That headphone jack has become a standard (Everyone uses it) and changing that, it going to mess things up, but them we'll get used to it. Like when apple removed the Firewire Port of their high end Macs, and people were mad, but they were fine afterwards
Anyways, As a Android Fan, I Like the iPhone 6s (Not that I completely hate apple)
But I still think that idea is ridiculous and I wouldn't get one
Well, why not? By the time iPhone 7 is released, there will be lots of headphones supporting either the Lightning connector or Bluetooth, so listening to music won't be a problem at all.
Yes because rumor is they are going to use lightning port for everything now, and thats a much better connection.
I'll just stick to my Galaxy S6.
Yes.
Don't use it much anyway on my previous iPhones.
Well considering the iPhone 7 will come with earbuds that don't need the adapter those are pretty much my go to as it is. But I would assume the iPhone 7 WILL come with the adapter so it's not something anyone should worry about honestly. If you are paying 700$ for a phone. If it doesn't come with an adapter and you have better earphones or a headset you want to use that are better than apples than I'm almost positive money isn't an issue here.
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