Why? Boost the price even more, no thanks.
Obviously they will stop selling AirPods before they do this you will only be able to buy AirPods 2 or AirPods Pro
Why? Boost the price even more, no thanks.
I really fail to see how that reduces waste. New devices get purchased regardless; this just improves them slightly. Apple mostly doesn't expect people to actually buy a new one every year, with the exception of those who get the iPhone Upgrade Program (and even then, the old one doesn't get thrown away; Apple presumably sells it as refurbished).
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They’re not that cheap. Even the absolute cheapest earbuds on eBay cost more than a dollar and those are probably excess stock where someone is just trying to empty a warehouse as quickly as possible.Does anyone really think the product will be priced a cent less if Apple removes the Earpods? An item probably worth less than 1$ in material probably won't change the price of the whole set at all.
Aren't mobile phones manufactures obliged to provide head phones with every device sold, according to the safe driving laws and regulations? I think in Europe that's the case.
Thay will, though, won't they. So much for the world's plight causing Apple to re-think its pricing strategies. Up is the only way to go, it seems.How do you know? 🤔
Next step, no charger or cable included in the box.
I don’t know how to feel about this, if it leads to lower prices then sure. We can buy accessories separately for the reduction in cost of the phone if we need them. But we all know that won’t be the case.
Good. I’ve never used them, but yet, I always paid for them.
Much better a promotion on what people actually want to use.
Timmy putting in practice 'less is more'.
Do people charging 1000 for a phone not have the good sense to include a pair of ear buds?Do people spending $1000 on a phone not already have a pair of headphones?
A better way to reduce that waste is to stop releasing new iPhone or iWatch models every year that don’t offer anything substantial to the line and force the consumers to learn to live with old and reliable devices for longer than one year. I mean seriously, how much did the average consumer’s life changed for the better with the release of iWatch 5, iPhone XS and 11? Or even iPhone 12 for that matter.