iPhone 7/iPhone 7 Plus: Why Apple got many people disappointed

Goodbye headphones, hello AirPods.

It's official: there's not going to be a headphone jack in the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, and Apple fans and fanatics are blowing up the Twitter feed.

If you want to listen to music you'll need to use wireless Bluetooth headphones or buy Apple's new 'AirPods'.

The AirPod headphones features the company's first Apple W1 wireless chip, two accelerometers, two optical sensors, two beam-forming microphones, an antenna, and a small battery that can power it for five hours with listening and talk time being 2 hours.

However tech savvy that sounds, it costs $159 a pair.

There's another way to use headphones and it's through the headphone dongle. Apple introduced the Lightning headphones which connect to the port where you charge your phone.

The downside, however, is that almost all devices like speakers, AUX cables and other gadgets require the 3.5 mm audio port that Apple has eliminated. This only forces everyone to carry the Lightning adapater.

Whether it's a step ahead in technology or a really inconvenient upgrade, here's how users reacted on Twitter:

A businessman from New York Tweeted few words of wisdom

#Apple #headphonejack "We don't lose a port,we gain a way to sell more proprietary accessories"

- Dan Stark (@danstark) September 7, 2016

Jokes on the expensive wireless earphones getting lost started doing rounds.

I'd much rather have wireless charging than wireless earbuds that I'll lose in 2 seconds #iPhone7

- lora (@okaylora) September 8, 2016

A comical analogy pressed on the importance of a headphone jack

Heard the new #iPhone7 is lacking a headphone jack. That's like Microsoft removing the Start button from Windows. Equally brilliant ideas.

- LEMMiNO (@LEMMiN0) September 7, 2016

While many took it lightly, there were more who were furious.

No #HeadphoneJack? Goodbye @Apple. Your hubris and contempt for the customer is unmatched.

- Chris McLernon (@chrismclernon) September 7, 2016

Another user brought out an important point

1) Some musicians use iOS apps as instruments. To play a set, you want it docked with analog line out via #headphonejack. 2/? #AppleEvent

- Dan Masterson (@Dan_Masterson) September 7, 2016

And finally the memes

When they pass you the aux cord but you have an iPhone 7. pic.twitter.com/pvq1E4n5pY

- Pinoy Humor (@pinoy_humor) September 8, 2016

lmao cannot breathe #AppleEvent #AirPods pic.twitter.com/9SRYLNWjsb

- Fail Text! (@Failtext) September 7, 2016