Leaked iPhone 7 Cases Confirm Headphone Jack Removal and Stereo Speakers Addition
Last updated on January 10th, 2017 at 11:35 pm
Posted in Accessories, News by Patricia on July 26, 2016Apple doesn’t send new iPhone models in advance to accessory manufacturers. Spigen must have designed their iPhone 7 case based on rumors, in order to have their cases on the shop shelves the same second the iPhone 7 is released. There is a certain amount of risk involved with this strategy, because if they get it wrong the marketing benefits might vanish. According to the recording the cases were bought online from China. So, they might also be fakes indeed.
Spigen iPhone 7 Case Facts
This leak comes to confirm the iPhone 7 clone leak that unveiled the missing headphone jack.
The video clearly shows that there is no hole in the bottom part of the phone to accommodate the traditional headphone jack. Instead, there are two symmetrical orifices though, that might represent the stereo speakers, as well as a centered lightning port vent.
The rest of the case looks almost identical, excepting the Camera hole on the back of the case which is clearly larger on the iPhone 7 cases, confirming that the device will be equipped with a dual lens camera. This however is contradictory with the leaked photos revealed earlier this month, that show a single lens camera for the iPhone 7 and a dual lens one for the 7 Plus and 7 Pro versions.
Another intriguing point is that the iPhone 7 Plus and Pro case doesn’t feature stereo speakers, which feels wrong. It’s simply not in Apple’s nature to provide better hardware on the smaller device from the series.
Spigen iPhone 7 Case Video
Conclusion: Take a look at the video yourself and stay tuned for more iPhone 7 news as soon as there are new things to report.