They also made fun of the notch and then released a phone (well, almost) that has a fat huge notch on one side and displays with cutouts lol. Nothing unexpected about the phone losing the headphone jack, I'm surprised it took them this long.
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Confirmed the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 wont have a headphone jack (RIP!)
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Sticking with the 9 for awhile then. I don't understand why this is so popular and a thing. Having options is best for the customer and plenty of people still get use out of that jack.
As a primary user of bluetooth headphones, I like being able to quickly plug in my wired earbuds when the battery is charging or letting my kids plug in their own cheap headphones vs using my expensive wireless ones. Sucks that everyone is pushing this tech away for a cheap excuse to increase profits.
As a primary user of bluetooth headphones, I like being able to quickly plug in my wired earbuds when the battery is charging or letting my kids plug in their own cheap headphones vs using my expensive wireless ones. Sucks that everyone is pushing this tech away for a cheap excuse to increase profits.
Alongside ASUS and Vivo.
Meizu dropped the headphone jack on the Meizu 16s earlier this year.
Is USB-C audio in any way a downgrade from the old analog connectors (In Audio quality, not annoyance)? Because I've never understood the issue with people saying "My old sennheiser/sony/shure reference mics don't work" when you can just grab a $5 adapter and have it on the cable all the time. It's what I do with my headphones (I got the adapter for free with my iPhone, which I'll admit helps)
Not to say that I don't understand/appreciate the annoyance, but at this point it seems kinda self-defeating to go out of your way to purchase a lesser phone just because it has a jack just to continue using one specific pair of cans.
Not to say that I don't understand/appreciate the annoyance, but at this point it seems kinda self-defeating to go out of your way to purchase a lesser phone just because it has a jack just to continue using one specific pair of cans.
There is literally no reason to move the 3.5mm jack. Wireless should be an option, not an expensive alternative.