Many seemed to doubt Apple’s willingness to include such a dongle along with the iPhone 7, but it proved that it was eager to help ease the transition from the old 3.5mm standard.
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Notice the rubber gasket above where the DAC is housed Lightning to 3.5mm Headphone Jack AdapterĪpple has included a Lightning to 3.5mm Headphone Jack Adapter inside every iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus box. You’ll notice that the same gasket is found on Apple’s Lightning to 3.5mm Headphone Jack Adapter, which we’ll talk about next. It’s unclear as to why Apple has incorporated this gasket, but it could be there as a way to protect the small DAC housed within. You’ll also notice that, unlike other Lightning cables and adapters, Apple’s new Lightning EarPods have a rubber gasket at the end of the cable where the Lightning connection is.ĭo you think Lightning EarPods sound better, worse or exactly the same as the 3.5mm version with inline remote? The Lightning EarPods are a little over three inches longer than the old EarPods with 3.5mm headphone jack.Inside the Lighting connector housing is a tiny digital-to-analog converter (DAC), which was revealed during a teardown by a Vietnamese website last week. It means that new EarPods will only work with Lightning-enabled devices like iPhones, iPads, and the iPod touch (but not iPod nano). The Lightning connection replaces the 3.5mm connection.However, there are two notable differences between the Lightning EarPods and the regular EarPods with the 3.5mm headphone connector: The same white shiny plastic is found on the earbuds, along with the same inline remote connected via the same rubber wire enclosure.
The build quality of the new Lighting EarPods is almost exactly the same. Subscribe to our YouTube channel for more videos Build Quality
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