Not even yet nestneedle calm the storm regarding the absence of 3,5mm konewhich on new iPhonech, and a new one is slowly emerging on the horizon. The release of a new iPhone 7 will forever be associated with a huge wave of dissatisfaction from users who don't like that the new phone doesn't have a classic 3,5mm jack konewhich, although it is already starting to get quite annoying. But now something has emerged that can really blow up the whole discussion againchatIt turned out that Apple In recent weeks, it has been sending out questionnaires to some of its users asking whether they MacBooku Pro use the headsetonewhich. The implication from this questionnaire is clear, Apple wants to find out what would happen if in the new MacBookat 3,5mm toonewhich he did not discover.
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First of all, it is necessary to note that the removal of 3,5mm toonewhich has some logical basis in the iPhone. However, with 13″ and 15″ laptops, it is something significantly different, and here the argument about lack of space simply does not hold up. Apple so it's setting the stage for something that could be so maxessentially supporting the idea of a "wireless future" that the company came up with iPhonem 7. Another reason for the absence of 3,5mm konewhich simply does not exist in laptops. It is logical that he wants Apple publicly show that you are behind your move to remove the 3,5mm jackonewhich is worth it in the iPhone, but demonstrative removal audio konewhich in MacBookIt doesn't seem like a very good solution to me.
However, this is a market survey and may not be a final decision. Although something inside whispers to me that we will really see it in the near future. And Phil Shiller will tell us that Apple he did bold step… However, the questionnaires did not only concern audio konebut also other parts MacBooků ProThere have been questions about the battery, the SD card slot, and how users download photos to their MBP. This is probably information that Apple will work up to future versions of the notebook MacBook ProThis year's is due to be released in a few weeks, and it's already quite late to apply the newly acquired knowledge. Perhaps the new MacBook Pro without audio konewhich will appear in a year.
Source: Macrumors
And what is the team tracking? If the new books are released at the end of October, like last year, production has been running at full capacity since at least the holidays. Producing a few million pieces on a lunch date is no easy feat. They aim to Apple makes an alibi. Writing makes us fools.
I used jack na MacBook Pro about 5 times in the last 2 years. On iPhone probably never and maybe once on an iPad.
I use it on my Mac every day. But if you add the reduction, there is nothing to solve ;)
Adapter to what? To USB-C? And how will you charge it? Another new type of adapter for HDMI, charging, jack, VGA, USB 3 …. thunder….. and I could go on. I have macbook retina, I know what I'm talking about. Here comes to mind only airpods or other wireless servicechatka.
I use my MBP as a work machine and when I travel, so I use the headphones quite often. They listen tochat The people around me probably won't appreciate music on speakers in a cafe. The idea that I would have to replace my quality headphones with wireless ones for my MBP, or carry around another adapter... doesn't make me happy.
So I would like to know how I would make conference calls via hangouts, Skype,... the quality of the microphone on the headphones (I use iPhone headphones and everyone praises the quality of the outgoing sound) cannot be compared to the built-in ones at all. Colleagues probably wouldn't be happy about the surrounding noise...
Airpods?
VariaUnfortunately, I don't see a situation where I'm forced to invest 5000 CZK in headphones as a solution. NakoneIt would probably end up like that anyway if it were the only option, but I don't like this policy at all, where I'm forced into an expensive solution, with no possible alternative.
Nothing prevents the built-in microphones from being used MacBookand at the same time the sound went to (wireless) headphones.
Jack I use it every day. I hope that I won't have to solve the problem and deal with how to connect hearing aids via adapters or buy wireless hearing aids on the new MBP. The reduction is crap and Bluetooth does not provide as good a sound transmission as a classic cable, you need to charge another device and you also have another device radiating electromagnetic waves near the head. Great!
I'm already looking forward to the wireless future, so I fully support the removal. My new headphones will definitely be wireless (and I decided before they even started rumoryo removal jackuv iPhone).
You can't stop progress, even if there are always a bunch of haters.
The only thing I'm interested in is how they solve compatibility with older wired headphones for now. The reduction to USB-C is nonsense - there is not yet a comprehensive standard like v lightningand at the same time would not work lightning headphones on Mac. The only logical one I can think of to use lightning and possible the same reduction to 3.5mm jack.
Personally, I don't intend to deal with it, I'll buy something without a cable and it won't get caught on everything like before. Also, when I take them out of the cam, I won't have to untie them. My geek heart wants AirPods, but in practice I'll probably go for BeatsX, which will hopefully have even better sound. I was also considering the Jaybirds freedom, but Apple im technologically burned the pond.
with us inancall workers at least 8 hours a day, iphone or mac or ipad + headphones. And charging iphone/ipad + headphones are also a daily necessity... for those who claim they don't know anyone who charges and listens like that in kancalmost everyone...
So when I'm working on a computer, I probably won't listen to music from my mobile phone. I think it's stupid to discharge your phone while charging it. Especially when I have a comp on hand.
But after all, it seems like a nice thing to me dock, where is 3.5mm jack.