Yeah, they are fundamentally the same. But how long would you use your car before needing to buy a new car? Replace it once per year?What about batteries in electric cars?
Yeah, they are fundamentally the same. But how long would you use your car before needing to buy a new car? Replace it once per year?What about batteries in electric cars?
I've had the same bt headphones for 5 years and still working well. Really think you would replace headphones every year? I keep my cars for shorter periods of time.Yeah, they are fundamentally the same. But how long would you use your car before needing to buy a new car? Replace it once per year?
I mainly bought it to get Bluetooth Audio to use with my Ety earphones when I was on the treadmill, but it will work in the car ( my girlfriend's car doesn't have Bluetooth or a USB port for music and we often use it for road trips). I think there are similar devices for less money.
You're thinking short term again. Wireless tech can keep getting greener. Battery tech can get greener and safer.Oh, then those batteries embedded inside wireless headphones are not the source of landfill and electronic waste? And who knows when those small batteries will explode and hurt your ears harshly.
What Apple does is encouraging More landfill and waste, not the opposite.
You're probably right but for the sake of a few bucks Apple has risked a heap of bad publicity when they could have shipped the wireless buds with the phone. And everyone would have said "wow"!
Oh. You got me. That makes it all ok then. Enjoy all the adaptors.I didn't ask a question. But thanks for trying.
This.
Why would I buy such a thing to use an adapter plugged into another adapter?
21 pages of posts. Well, I already know how fierce the discussion would be as I am the one who will be affected by this change.
Again, wireless is NOT the future. And wife will never go away, as either could not replace the other.
I would welcome a much smaller dongle if I really need one. This one is not what I want.
Oh, if someone can receive digital signal using their own body then please enlighten all of us as we are not capable to do so yet.
Ya gotta collect them all! Just like PokeMon Go! But, it's real life and you buy them for the low low price of $40/ea!
Does someone keep deleting your posts? Like, you offended one of the mods somehow? Because I swear I've seen you say almost these exact things in at least three other posts on this thread...Apple couldn't innovate so they had to get rid of the headphone jack to make the iPhone waterproof despite the fact that Samsung and Sony achieved waterproof phones with headphone jacks years ago.
Now you get a kludgy mess with dongles for dongles. What a joke.
Apple couldn't innovate so they had to get rid of the headphone jack to make the iPhone waterproof despite the fact that Samsung and Sony achieved waterproof phones with headphone jacks years ago.
Now you get a kludgy mess with dongles for dongles. What a joke.
Samsung put it well.
Apple would rather make an extra buck selling you dongles, adapters, pencils, etc; things to help get around crippling design flaws.
Samsung would rather make an extra buck selling 360 degree cameras and VR viewers; things to make the experience more fun.
Kludge? It's a tiny 2 inch extension for the minority of users who want to use their legacy connector until those old headphones wear out or you want to just use the included lightning ones or wireless. No need to exaggerate
Except Apple gave it away for free. Kind of hurts your conspiracy theory
Can we all just agree that since nobody actually has the product in hand and since there haven't even been opinion polls that we have no proof beyond personal anecdotes for either side, and as such everybody is wrong?Speaking of exaggerating ... do you mind providing actual PROOF to your claim that this only affects "the minority of users who want to use their legacy connector until those old headphones wear out".
Kludge? It's a tiny 2 inch extension for the minority of users who want to use their legacy connector until those old headphones wear out or you want to just use the included lightning ones or wireless. No need to exaggerate
Work the pet cock switch.Mine still has the hand crank on the front, so there.
So are the quarter inch banana plugs. Great things about standards is you have so many to choose from. What will matter is how well this sells and not what people complain about.Yes. The iPhone 7 is kludge. And what's with this reference to the 3.5mm jack as 'legacy' ?? Just because apple got rid of it just because theyre too incompetent to make it waterproof all of a sudden means it's legacy? It's THE standard connector for audio.
Work the pet cock switch.
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So are the quarter inch banana plugs. Great things about standards is you have so many to choose from. What will matter is how well this sells and not what people complain about.
Yes. The iPhone 7 is kludge. And what's with this reference to the 3.5mm jack as 'legacy' ?? Just because apple got rid of it just because theyre too incompetent to make it waterproof all of a sudden means it's legacy? It's THE standard connector for audio.
Apple gave away a free way to charge your phone while using your headphones? I must have missed that article.
Apple gave away a free stylus -- er pencil with their iPP? Considering it's the one distinguishing feature of the "pro" iPads, it would be silly to use the "pro" without the pencil.
My Note 7 even came with an adapter to connect directly to USB drives to access mass storage. It's a standard USB port. I can connect a wired keyboard and mouse to my cell phone. And the connector came in the box.
Apple wants to make money off accessories so badly, they've turned their phone into a cheesy kludge of adapters if you want to actually use the thing.
"Legacy" doesn't mean that it was bad, just that it has been surpassed and replaced.
Speaking of exaggerating ... do you mind providing actual PROOF to your claim that this only affects "the minority of users who want to use their legacy connector until those old headphones wear out".
[doublepost=1473446280][/doublepost]Speaking of exaggerating ... do you mind providing actual PROOF to your claim that this only affects "the minority of users who want to use their legacy connector until those old headphones wear out".
Apple's replacement is still kludge though. It's such a miserable experience... they completely dropped the ball on this.
How many people even have a radio that has an aux jack? How many people use it? How many people don't have usb port in their car or bluetooth audio?
So how long have you been using the iPhone 7?Apple's replacement is still kludge though. It's such a miserable experience... they completely dropped the ball on this.