HTC confirms U12+ won't come with USB-C to 3.5 mm headphone adaptor Comments

• Anonymous
• mk0
• 29 May 2018

LostInTheReality, 29 May 2018Ughr, nowadays when purchasing a new phone you've to have in mind that you'll have to spend so... moreNo while i'll still be able to find and buy phones with audio jack. No jack = no buy. One more less for them.

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• AnonD-752943
• tue
• 29 May 2018

tangbunna, 29 May 2018do not buy a phone using USB otg. the sound performance of the cheap otg DAC can not match a f... moreUnless the phone has internal dac, like XZ2 and Mi6, any passive dongle will do

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• LostInTheReality
• DE1
• 29 May 2018

Ughr, nowadays when purchasing a new phone you've to have in mind that you'll have to spend some extra cash on a new pair of headphones.

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• Geric.770
• uSQ
• 29 May 2018

tangbunna, 29 May 2018do not buy a phone using USB otg. the sound performance of the cheap otg DAC can not match a f... moreLol?
The USonic earbuds have a USB C port at the end, making the adapters useless because its earbuds are one of the best out there. Why would I need a USB OTG anyway?

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• tangbunna
• PWa
• 29 May 2018

Geric.770, 29 May 2018No adapter? That means HTC is starting the USB C port trend now. I wonder if it sounds bette... moredo not buy a phone using USB otg. the sound performance of the cheap otg DAC can not match a fraction of high end internal DAC of Snapdragon chip. unless you willing to use 500$+ 32bit DAC.

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• Anonymous
• PWa
• 29 May 2018

Geric.770, 29 May 2018No adapter? That means HTC is starting the USB C port trend now. I wonder if it sounds bette... moreyou lost internal high end DAC. the usb otg normally use cheap DAC. can not compare the quality to internal DAC. if you need a compatible Audio DAC same quality as internal one, you have to spend around 500+ for it.

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• Geric.770
• uSQ
• 29 May 2018

No adapter?
That means HTC is starting the USB C port trend now.
I wonder if it sounds better than the rest of the competition. :|

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