13-03-2024 11:47 AM
Why have they removed the headphone port? When Apple removed theirs, I only heard people complaining, so why has Samsung copied them?
I don't want to have to get a converter/adapter that needs to be plugged in to the charging port. I want a separate port for the headphones. So, that I can charge my phone with headphones plugged in (I know there are those adapters that have both a headphone port and a charging port, I don't want an adapter at all)
I hope they'll release a phone in the future with the headphone port built in again, I want it to be my choice to use wireless headphones, not have the phone built so that it's the only option. I want the choice to be able to plug headphones directly into the phone, not through an adapter.
13-03-2024 12:08 PM
13-03-2024 01:41 PM
13-03-2024 07:04 PM
13-03-2024 09:32 PM - last edited 13-03-2024 09:33 PM
@Craigrs The Headphone jack is pretty unlikely to come back to the flagships, as mentioned there is the need to give more space to internal components and the trend is for smartphones to become thinner. There is also drive in promoting cloud services and new Technology.
Whilst may not suit everyone, the USB-C port is the alternative for wired Headphones.
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13-03-2024 09:43 PM
30-08-2024 08:34 PM
What components? Do you realize you are writing about arguments repeated by everyone? More thinner devices? My Nokia with headphone Jack have 7.9 millimeters of thickness. Samsung galaxy S24 have 8.0 millimeters of thickness and there is no headphone jack.