It seems that Apple will soon completely discontinue the production of the Lightning to 3.5 mm Headphone Jack Adapter. With the release of the iPhone 15 series, Apple began equipping iPhone models with USB-C ports instead of Lightning ports. iPhone 7, 8, and
On the other hand, starting with the iPhone XS and XR, Apple stopped including the adapter in the box and users had to purchase them separately. We should also point out that the adapter is sold for 369 TL in our country. Although Apple continues to sell several models with Lightning ports, such as the iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus and iPhone SE, it appears that the company is preparing to say goodbye to this adapter.
MacRumorsAccording to the news, the adapter On Apple’s official website is now listed as “Sold Out”. Although the statement “Sold Out” does not mean that the adapter has been discontinued, it can be considered an important sign. That’s because Apple’s USB SuperDrive was also listed as “Sold Out” a few months before it was quietly discontinued.
Apple’s newer iPhone models use USB-C ports, and the company still makes USB-C to headphone jack adapters for use with iPhone 15 or later models. On the other hand, this may cause problems for those who still use iPhone 14 and previous models. Of course, you always have the chance to buy a third-party accessory.
Source: www.technopat.net
