Apple appears to be phasing out the Lightning to 3.5mm headphone jack adapter, which lets users plug their wired headphones into their Lightning iPhones. Even if Apple stops selling these adapters ...

But there's a silver lining: by yanking the headphone jack out of the iPhone 7, Apple could start a revolution in wireless headphones. Instead of buying a new cord, we might just cut it. Go back ...

All three new Beats models, as well as the AirPods, will feature the W1 chip, which, Schiller said, makes connecting the headphones to your iPhone easy through Apple's cloud service, iCloud.

You don't need special headphones to hear all the griping about Apple nixing the headphone jack. After months of rumors and criticism online, Apple (AAPL) confirmed Wednesday that it will ...

Since the iPhone 7, subsequent models have also lacked a 3.5mm headphone jack. Initially, Apple shipped adapters in the box so that users could still plug wired headphones or other accessories ...

Apple introduced the Lightning to 3.5mm headphone jack adapter in 2016 alongside the iPhone 7, the first iPhone to ditch the headphone jack. So, to use wired headphones, one of these adapters ...

As predicted, Apple just killed off the headphone jack in the new iPhone 7 and iPhone 7S. ... and we’ve been buying and collecting wired headphones using this connector for over 36 years now.

For users of the newer ‌iPad‌ who want to use wired headphones, or in scenarios where wired headsets remain widely used, such as in classrooms, Apple sells a $9 USB-C-to-3.5mm adapter.

You might wonder whether you should invest in AirPods, or if an old set of wired headphones will do the trick. And to answer ...

You might wonder whether you should invest in AirPods, or if an old set of wired headphones will do the trick. And to answer that, you need to know if the new iPhone 16e has a headphone jack or ...