Mobile devices are ditching headphone jacks at a brisk clip, so if your new Android smartphone or Apple iPad Pro ships without that precious port, you may have to purchase a wireless headset to ...

Remember when Apple killed the 3.5mm headphone jack and then everyone else followed suit? I do—and it still pains me to this ...

Users who already have traditional headphones often find themselves in need of an adapter, too. They ensure compatibility with a wide range of audio devices, from premium headphones to basic earbuds.

While there are plenty of USB-C cables and headphones on the market, if you want to make use of your existing Lightning accessories when you upgrade to iPhone 15, you will need an adapter.

While the iPhone 7's lack of a headphone jack was this year's notable ... a magnetic, breakaway USB-C adapter that provides power, data and video streaming. Cables running everywhere are prime ...

Apple may be set to end its use of the standard 3.5mm headphone connector — the mini plug — in favor of its proprietary connector, the Lightning port. If it was to do that, new iPhones ...

Anker’s USB-C to Lightning Audio Adapter How to connect headphones with a 3.5mm headphone plug You’re in luck. The MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, Mac Studio, Mac mini, and 24-inch iMac have a 3.5mm ...

The larger quarter-inch version (the one you might use to plug in an electric guitar, or to connect up stereo components such as including high-end headphones) dates back to 1878, when it was used ...

What better way to sell $159 headphones than to remove the port that you'd plug your existing headphones into? Of course, Apple didn't leave wired headphones user totally in the dust. The company ...