> That would mean losing the USB-C connector and going all-in on wireless charging and syncing data with the cloud. The world is probably ready for this change.
Not if you make any kind of music with an iOS device. AirPods reportedly come in at ~160ms, which is way too high for playing anything live. There are dozens of great apps, and ways to link them all together into a robust setup. I'm still mad about the missing headphone jack, but there are USB devices for that. Bluetooth needs to get to reliably under 50ms for it to be viable.
Not if you make any kind of music with an iOS device. AirPods reportedly come in at ~160ms, which is way too high for playing anything live. There are dozens of great apps, and ways to link them all together into a robust setup. I'm still mad about the missing headphone jack, but there are USB devices for that. Bluetooth needs to get to reliably under 50ms for it to be viable.