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There's the phone itself, a USB-C to Lightning cable, a couple of small instructional materials, and two Apple stickers. That's it. There aren't any headphones, no wall adapter for the charging cable, or anything else. If someone's spending that much on a new phone, the least Apple can do is give them some headphones to use with it — right? In Apple's eyes, that's not the case. According to the fruit company, not including headphones with the iPhone makes it more environmentally conscious.
In fact, the smartphone does not come with any headphones or a power adapter so you'll need to supply both of these for yourself. As was the case with the iPhone 12, Apple says it removed both headphones and the power adapter to reduce packaging and waste.
Simply put, no. If you want to use headphones with your iPhone 13, you will need to supply them yourself. No matter which model of the iPhone 13 you buy, headphones are not included. Also, because the iPhone 13 uses a Lightning port for connectivity, you will need to make sure any headphones you do use are either Bluetooth headphones or have a Lightning connection. Alternatively, you will need an adapter that connects a standard headphone jack into Apple's Lightning port.
Earlier versions of the iPhone came with a power adapter to plug into wall outlets as well as wired headphones known as Apple's EarPods but since the iPhone 12, you need to buy those accessories separately from your new phone purchase. According to Apple, this is to reduce packaging, waste and shipping weight. The company considers it as part of its commitment to the environment. The thinking is that many iPhone owners already possess a power adapter and headphones so they don't need the extras, or they want the convenience of choosing what to buy for themselves.
However, it can also be seen as a move by Apple to encourage more sales of accessories. It isn't the only company to skip bundling in such extras though with other smartphone manufacturers such as Nokia implementing similar measures. The iPhone 13 comes with the basic essentials you need to use it.
It has a thinner box than previous iPhones with Apple cutting down on packaging in a bid to reduce its plastic waste. The cable can be used to plug your iPhone 13 into a computer or laptop for charging as well as for syncing with. World globe An icon of the world globe, indicating different international options. Get the Insider App.
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