They want you to use wireless as much as possible. Their dream is 0 physical ports. And I say this as an iPhone user and someone who generally likes using Apple products.
Granted, that requires a tb4 controller chip but I don’t know if that’s built into the A18 pro or not.
My wife's airpods only supports aac256 at absolute best, meaning it sounds bad most of the time. If I sit with the phone in front of me it is more or less unnoticeable, but putting her phone in my pocket, the cymbals start sounding like splashes in a pool.
And then there is the latency. Anything above 50ms is unbearable. For some reason it works ok in English, but I almost can't watch Swedish (my mother tongue) or German content with that kind of latency.
The DACs in these are quite good: https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/r...
But yes, the dac in those is even decent compared to what you get in most usb headphones
Airdrop is only ok for few photos.
(for mistaken values of "as possible")
Do you have a source for this? Even a forum thread with a few people complaining about it would be fine.
You'll need to choose, under Options, to use the "Current" format to prevent "compression".
I don’t see any setting for current format vs compression options on iPhone.
No, AirDrop is just byte-for-byte file transfer.
Messages does, if you've turned on "Low Quality Image Mode".
upload it to icloud and have icloud client in the computer sync it.. It will just show up there automagically..
That is what i do, i have not plugged an iPhone to a computer in ages.. my last three were likely never plugged at all..
3GB of stuff after a day of traveling easy.