It still hurts, but I just think it's not as painful because bluetooth is widely available as an alternative. I was being facetious when I said more adapters.


That's exactly what I'm describing. Consumers supporting
>anti-consumer practices because of sunk costs. It's like
>rednecks voting against their own economic self-interests
>because they want to Build the Wall.

I can't speak to the anti-consumer practices cause I don't know shit about it, but I don't think customers are voting against their self interests when buying Apple products. it's not like they gave you a 6s without an headphone jack and called it a 7. They removed it to make space for extra features and as a consumer, it's up to you whether or not the extra features are worth losing the headphone jack over. Some dudes are gonna fanboy but others (like me) don't think the trade off is worth it

If the market moves towards it then great, if it doesn't the iPhone 8 will put it back in.