
It was first discovered the semi-reliable Japanese blog Mac Otakara and the Lightning-to-3.5mm audio adapter, as you can see in the image above appears to be MFi-certified which means it's more likely that it is being prepared for certification. As you can see in the image, it is rather bulky in appearance. It features a male Lightning connector on one end and the standard 3.5mm audio jack on the other, with built-in volume up/down controls and the power switch. These products are not available for purchase yet and have no price tag attached them.



If the 3.5mm audio jack is really going to be ditched on the iPhone 7, Apple will likely include a wired, Lightning-based edition of its EarPods in the box, with a wireless, Bluetooth-driven version of the headphones likely to be an optional purchase.
What are your thoughts ?
[via Mac Otaka]
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