> Apple doesn’t support existing highend audio codecs I am aware this is an issue for some people. At the same time it's not an issue for other people. > doe

> Apple doesn’t support existing highend audio codecs I am aware this is an issue for some people. At the same time it's not an issue for other people. > doesn’t include wireless headphones or an adapter for 3.5mm in the box. Their latest models don't include adapters, their earlier ones without headphone jacks did. > If you want high quality headphones with an iphone you have to buy some that license a proprietary Apple protocol or chip or settle for lower sound quality generic Bluetooth audio. The issue with Bluetooth isn't Apple's fault, though. But if you want high quality headphones then, yes, you have that choice to make. But we need to acknowledge that not everyone has those requirements.