*This is in response to a Twitter post, because I needed more than 140 characters.* @bazbt3 This is one of those subjects that people feel strongly about on both sides. For me: * I have never had a good experience with Bluetooth headphones; * An extra expense is an extra expense; * I'm one of those people who charges and uses headphones at the same time, practically every day; * I'm very glad my 6S will be good for the foreseeable future I also think a lot of tech geeks are people with disposable inc

This is in response to a Twitter post, because I needed more than 140 characters.

@bazbt3 This is one of those subjects that people feel strongly about on both sides. For me:

I have never had a good experience with Bluetooth headphones;
An extra expense is an extra expense;
I'm one of those people who charges and uses headphones at the same time, practically every day;
I'm very glad my 6S will be good for the foreseeable future

I also think a lot of tech geeks are people with disposable income, and they can't relate to people who have budgetary concerns. A person might stretch to make their monthly payment on an iPhone, but not be able to find the cash for extras. This is what the article¹ describes, and since I do know people in that situation, I'm not prepared to discount it as a bad article.

// @ronnie

http://www.theverge.com/2016/9/26/13063738/apple-iphone-7-headphone-jack-internet-access-low-income-households

2016-09-30T19:08:49Z