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Everyone is making the same joke about the new Apple earphones

Already the most lost item of 2016.

Sep 7th 2016, 8:04 PM 12,951 Views 6 Comments

Screen Shot 2016-09-07 at 18.39.48 Source: Apple

SO, WITH MUCH fanfare in San Francisco this evening, Apple announced the details of the new iPhone 7 and the iPhone 7 Plus.

While there are all sorts of fancy new features for iPhone-lovers to sink their teeth into – there’s only one that has caught the attention of most: the new earphones.

You see, they’re completely wireless and called Airpods

jack Source: Apple

The iPhone 7 will also include an adaptor for those who still wish to use traditional headphones – but the headphone socket has been completely removed.

And these new earphones have to be charged as well.

The fact that the Airpods are tiny and don’t have wires will be the downfall of anyone who has a habit of losing small things easily – as so many people were quick to point out

Look at them there, just ready to be lost at any moment

People are predicting left-and-right-themed chaos

They’re so small they could be lost anywhere

*cuts to scene at the Apple event*

“The more parts the better!” – nobody ever

The price hasn’t gone down all that well either

But truly, this night belongs to the prospective Airpod losers of this world

Sellotape them to the ears, lads

Be grand

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