It is rumored that iPhone7 will cancel the traditional headphone jack

The mobile phone's every move affects the industry. A recent rumor has provoked the topic of the industry. It is said that the next-generation iPhone will no longer use the traditional 3.5mm headphone jack, just 1 mm thinner than the iPhone 6s, making it the slimmest iPhone in history.

The 3.5mm headphone jack has been widely used as a universal standard for many years and is considered to be a major bottleneck for electronic devices to achieve a slimmer body. Since the 3.5mm headphone jack has become the standard for all audio equipment, if Apple does this, it may cause more controversy.

According to rumors, the iPhone 7 will use the integrated Lightning interface. The new Lightning interface is said to be the same size as the Lightning interface currently in use, and can be used as a headphone output connector with a DAC conversion plug for 3.5mm headphones. In other words, if you want to use the previous headphones, including Apple's own EarPod, you must purchase another adapter.

This incident caused an onlooker. Some netizens believe that the charging port and the headphone port are combined, and the wireless charging is a perfect design. But the other side spoke, saying that it is better to give space to the battery than to be thinner than 1 mm. The biggest problem with more fruit powders after hearing this news is: Can you listen to songs while charging?

But in the eyes of some insiders, it is not surprising that Apple does this. It is one of Apple's genes. There have been precedents, from Mini SIM, Nano SIM, Lightning, etc., many of the standards defined by Apple are gradually accepted and widely used by the market. Moreover, Apple has always had a tradition of simplifying various interfaces. Even if the new interface is not used on the iPhone 7, it will be implemented on a generation of products. The answer will not be revealed until next year.