There is no headphone jack in the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus; hence, Apple shipped the phones with a set of EarPods and a Lightning connector.
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There have been a few reports of users experiencing the problem on the iPhone 6s as well, which means it could be caused by a glitch in iOS 10. Apple iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus go on sale in October 7 in India with a starting price of Rs 60,000 for the iPhone 7, and Rs 72,000 for the Plus version.
If you buy the phone you have to upgrade to Bluetooth headphones or use an adaptor dongle. He also made it clear that the issue seams to be random and is not affecting everybody, even unplugging and then replugging Earpods can fix this issue temporarily. Though complaints about the issue from iPhone 7 users have thus far been sporadic, the glitch hints at a flaw in Apple’s software.
One controversial feature of the iPhone 7 is its lack of a 3.5mm headphone jack, meaning that owners have to rely on the Lightning port for headphones.
Although music will continue to play when the issue occurs, Apple has been quick to confirm that it is working on a fix for the inconvenient bug in a statement to Business Insider. So, the solution involves basic work-arounds.
Apple’s iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus come with new Lightning EarPods, but they are not working properly.
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Apple has been a successful company mainly for young adults who use technology on the daily with phones, laptops and now including watches as well, and have announced its next generation of smartphone and other Apple products to the public at their annual press event on September 7. First there was Hissgate, in which some iPhone 7 Plus owners reported that their handsets emit odd noises when under heavy load.
