Counterclockwise: the rise (and impending doom) of the 3.5mm audio jack Comments
- Vic4BBM
- 7kf
Change is Constant / Permanent.
As per Vedic philosophy - one which has a beginning has an end too.
This applies to anything and everything, 3 .5 mm Jack and wireless included.
- AnonD-694886
- K@h
I just hope Samsung won't jump on the bandwagon of removing the headphone jack...
- AnonD-632062
- nCd
Like GSMA themselves said in the OnePlus 5T hands-on review:
"On a positive note, there's a 3.5 mm headphone jack - we'll be advocating for those to our dying breath."
True words of wisdom......
BTW, does anyone still use the 6.3 mm "proper" headphone jack?? *Raises hand*
- AnonD-580901
- gJX
Another reason to hate apple
- AnonD-385420
- mHw
There is nothing wrong with the 3.5 headphone Jack, it's not application that does not drain your battery quick, o. K Bluetooth ones might be good, but you end up charging two items instead just one, plus they drain the battery slot quicker, if the phones battery would be larger and last longer then consumers would not be worried about using Bluetooth headphones, using the USB socket for charging and using your headphones it might damage the socket slot quicker
- Rayne
- ibe
No 3.5mm no buy.
- Anonymous
- 0BG
I'd never buy a phone with no 3.5mm jack unless i'm absolutely forced to like i was with the non-removable batteries (And i never buy expensive phones because of that. I'll be willing to spend even less if they do this). And all these things are shoved down our throats because people don't care, they have no self-respect and are totally brainwashed to consume no matter what. Me? I'll always look at a phone as a tech gadget/tool, not a jewelry. So i'll always be looking for a phone which is less of a jewel and more of a tech gadget.
- Anonymous
- AIA
Im sure I wont be whining if I had a phone without it
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