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A lot of people are upset about Apple taking off the headphone jack. My sister needs to upgrade her 6 and changed her mind when they removed the jack. It just seemed like a money grab.
It comes with a jack to lightning adapter. You can continue to use your wired headphones.
I'm still using a Galaxy S2 and it's more than adequate for my needs. Unlike new phones, it has a removable battery so I can buy a lot of them for cheap to swap out when they go bad. I generally keep phones for many years because personally for myself it's a waste of money to shell out 500+ every year or so when the old one works perfectly fine.
Not seeing anything there to particularly attract me, and losing the headphone jack is a definite minus in my book, so - no.
Bluetooth headphones is another damn thing to keep charged. I like plugging my phone into aux ports and charge it at the same time. I very much like to listen to headphones and charge at the same time when watching movies on long flights.
LOL! That "dumb move" will be coming to a phone near you.
It is the future of phones.
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