I don’t agree with this. Apple has substituted an analogue 3.5mm jack socket
for a digital lightning input. They also supply a pair of EarPods with a
lightning connector and a lightning to 3.5 adaptor. In addition it’s entirely
possible to use any bluetooth pair of headphones even if you can’t or don’t
want to shell out the hundred and sixty quid on a pair of Apple Airpods. Don’t
know about the 7 but the 7 Plus also has an additional speaker which, being
mounted on the front of the handset makes VO much easier to hear and use.
Ian Macrae
ian.macrae1@xxxxxxx
On 28 Mar 2017, at 09:37, Mann, Madleen <Madleen.Mann@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Mo points out a valuable difference...the headphone socket!
This really is a missing factor on the Iphone 7!
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Mobeen Iqbal
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Hi Mike.
Yes, the 5SE has a headphone jack on it. the iPhone 7 doesn't. the
iPhone SE is easier to handle, the 7 is larger. So No, in my humble
opinion there isn't much you'd gain.
cheers,
Mo.
On 28/03/2017 09:34, Michael Cassidy wrote:
Hi listers,
Is there an advantage for a totally blind person to purchase an iPhone 7
rather than iPhone SE?
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