8 iPhone 7 Lightning Headphones to Help You Pump Up the Jams. Did you buy an iPhone 7? Your audio setup will need to play nice with the Lightning port.

2016 will go down in iPhone history as the year Apple killed the standard 3.5mm audio jack, assuming iPhone 7 reports are accurate. Considering that most iPhone 7 reports and leaks originate from ...

Five reasons you’ll want Lightning headphones for your iPhone 7. Audeze is breathing new life into the world of portable high-fidelity audio. by Vlad Savov. Jun 7, 2016, 1:58 PM UTC ...

But if you want to be among the first to plug headphones into the iPhone's Lightning port, here are seven options you can order (or at least preorder) right now. Lightning headphones.

The iPhone 7 (and iPhone 8, 8 Plus, X, XR and XS) had stereo speakers, which Apple claimed could deliver much better sound when not using headphones. Ultimately, Apple simply thought the 3.5mm ...

In fact, Apple included a Lightning adapter with the initial release of the iPhone 7, 8, and X. Unfortunately, that’s no longer the case with the current iPhones.

Apple’s new Lightning dock, for example, will let you charge your iPhone 7 and give you 3.5mm headphone jack for audio out, but that doesn’t help much if you want to use the Lightning ...

Apple's latest iPhone 7 models sport two new color finish options: a solid matte Black and a high gloss Jet Black. Both appear to be in high demand, so if you're on the fence (or in line) we've ...

You can use it with Lightning headphones, like the ones that Apple bundles with iPhone 7, or pair it with Apple’s 3.5mm Headphone Jack Adapter. Griffin iTrip Clip Bluetooth Headphone Adapter ...

iPhone 7 No Headphone Jack: ... That standard 3.5 mm jack has been replaced with the lightning port, the slot on the phone where users with an iPhone 5 and above plug in their charger. ...

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Though we can't know for sure until Apple actually announces the iPhone 7, new leaked images showing off a Lightning-to-3.5mm adapter don't paint a very pleasant picture for the pro-headphone jack ...