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Hands on: 3SIXT digital lightning buds for iPhone 7
With Apple's iPhone 7 ditching the headphones jack, 3SIXT's digital lightning buds come to the rescue – but they make sacrifices along the way.
With Apple's iPhone 7 ditching the headphones jack, 3SIXT's digital lightning buds come to the rescue – but they make sacrifices along the way.
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