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I'm fine with ditching the headphone jack for lightning. Whatever. I use the stock EarPods anyway, and an adapter won't be the end of the world. High end headph
by jinushaun 11y ago
I'm fine with ditching the headphone jack for lightning. Whatever. I use the stock EarPods anyway, and an adapter won't be the end of the world. High end headphones are already stupidly bulky for mobile usage and an adapter won't make it worse. And headphone manufacturers will probably start shipping with adapters like they already do with multiple earbud sizes if there is a lightning/usb-c split anyway.
What I do have a problem with is thinness for thinness' sake. I upgraded from an iPhone 4 to an iPhone 6—skipping the 4S, 5 and 5S—and noticed no improvement in battery life! We're talking brand new day-one battery performance comparable to a busted 2 year old phone. I can't go a whole day without needing to recharge my 6. I can't believe Apple hasn't gotten into the battery bank game yet since I now own several of them and can't live without them.
Stopping me making phones thinner. Make the battery bigger!
- massysett 11y agoYou need the Plus. It can last two days on a charge, and will last a day even if you're doing battery burners like GPS. Now there's the best of both worlds: for small, get the 6; for big and battery, get the Plus. Some folks like small and don't want their phone fattened.