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Amazon published its accessories page for the "iPhone 7" Wednesday about an hour ahead of Apple's event, where the company is expected to announce the next-generation iPhone.

After months of rumors and speculation that Apple will eliminate the headphone jack from its next-generation iPhone, Amazon's product page provides the latest layer of evidence.

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There's no headphone jack in any of the marketing photos, and the highlighted accessories include Bluetooth headphones. There's nary a headphone plug in sight.

SEE ALSO: Every iPhone 7 rumor, ranked from most to least likely

The page is titled "iPhone 7 Cases, Accessories & Bluetooth Headphones" and has the tagline "Find Everything You Need for the New iPhone 7."

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The page features cases from Speck and Otterbox, accessories like Tile and Belkin's glass screen protector, and most radically for the iPhone, several Bluetooth headphones from Jaybird, Bose, Sony and Skullcandy.

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Not every product is live. Apple's event starts at 1 p.m. ET in San Francisco.

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