Apple: the $1000 iPhones and the $9 plug

Apple and the dongle: Most manufacturers are starting to remove the headphone jack from their phones, but fortunately there are cheap dongle bridges.
Apple doesn't think otherwise, but the company is changing the data a bit, especially in the numbers. As reports , Apple will not include the Lightning-to-3.5mm dongle in the iPhone packaging box. However, those who need the plug will have to pay $9 to get it.

This particular problem may not be a problem for fanboys, but when you consider that the cheapest of the new iPhones costs $750 and device prices go up to $1,450, Apple's demand for an extra $9 probably doesn't honor it as a company.
Apple, which is literally the richest company on the planet, removed an adapter from the box of its devices.
It’s also worth mentioning that Apple is still forcing iPhone owners to pay extra for fast charging, even though the feature is available for free on every competing device.
Of course, there are people who are willing to pay whatever Apple asks, and the company is known to make a lot of money from accessories. But nine dollars extra for a device that costs $1,000 is disappointing to laughable.
Earlier this week, Tim Cook even said that Apple wants to “serve everyone” with its new devices.
But this tactic shows that Apple has a myopic definition of “everyone.”
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