![]() ![]() Pressing the earphones' in-line control restarts the music, but in most cases it only plays for a couple of seconds before stopping again. The music stops completely - as if the earphones were physically removed.The music continues playing through the iPhone's speakers - the earphones cannot be activated until I physically remove and reinsert the Lightning adapter.At this point, several things are possible: However, after an indeterminate amount of time (seemingly random - sometimes quite long, other times mere seconds), the music will stop as if the earphones were disconnected. I was aware that the newer iPhones do not have a 3.5 jack and that I should have a Lightning adapter to use with my wired earphones, so I purchased one as well (the Apple official one).Ĭonnecting the adapter and earphones works OK (I am asked if the adapter is connected to headphones and I confirm) and I can listen to Spotify and also have phone calls via the earphones fine. Until recently, I was using an iPhone SE (the first one) with wired earphones - usually Sony stereo headphones for smartphones (several different models that feature in-line mic and button control) and the Spotify app on iPhone - I generally had no issues.ĭue to the iPhone SE getting old (battery life diminished and proximity sensor stopped working) I decided to update to one of the newer iPhones - I went for the iPhone 13 mini. One of the main uses for my iPhone is listening to music while outside. ![]()
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