Samsung said to remove the 3.5mm jack from the Note10 and Galaxy S11

10 October 2018
It's never too early for a spicy rumor but this time it might be.

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Kiyasuriin, 11 Oct 2018You are aware you got cables inside you too right? These ar... moreHahahaha, but I don't need an external cable to keep me energized and other stuff. Just like humans, smartphones have cables inside of them too (e.g. the signal wire), bus then again, phones do not need anything to be connecting them to keep them charged. Just like humans have beds, phones have wireless chargers. Simple as that

    marko97sx, 11 Oct 2018You got a point. But in my opinion, cables are a nightmare ... moreYou are aware you got cables inside you too right? These are called Blood Vessels. ^^;

      Kiyasuriin, 11 Oct 2018We Android truthers believe the features should stay, as yo... moreYou got a point. But in my opinion, cables are a nightmare and every manufacturer should get rid of them as best as they can

        If they think they'll sell more phones by removing the headphone jack, they are so freaking wrong!

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          Anonymous, 11 Oct 2018Hahaha they copy HTC againLet's hope they'll copy them at flopping too.

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            • 11 Oct 2018

            Hahaha they copy HTC again

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              Anonymous, 11 Oct 2018If companies are deciding to remove the headphone jack for ... moreCouldn't agree more! Manufacturers should include a decent pair of wireless headphones out of the box, instead of charging us more money. Most wireless headphones from the giant manufacturers like Apple and Samsung still costs a lot.

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                Yes, Wireless are fancy looking good but what if you go travelling and there is no charge on your wireless earphone ? You will charge or you will listen to music ? And what if your one earpod fell from your ear ? Keep searching .. wired is way better and in sound Quality too. Hope lg will keep 3.5 mm jack and will buy that one

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                  Whackcar, 10 Oct 2018If you buy the right phone, you won't end up in a situation... moreYou think before you write. He's saying the Type-C port is at higher risk of breaking because it now sees insertion cycles because of headphone use AND charging use. And what pray tell is "buy the right phone" they're removing the connectors with the excuse of "room for more battery" and have nothing to show for it.

                  "Buy a phone with a large battery & it'll last you throughout the day without you needing to charge it while listening to music."

                  And just why exactly are you rolling over and willing to get f****d? You've literally just admitted, nay defended (poorly) the fact that you've lost the ability to do something that you could do previously, and are somehow complacent with it. Also, let me see you say that in 1 year when the battery life has degraded.

                  Please think before you write...

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                    • 11 Oct 2018

                    taking the headphone jack is a very bad idea

                      marko97sx, 11 Oct 2018Lack of space is not a problem, the thing is, companies can... moreWe Android truthers believe the features should stay, as you said yourself, companies can put whatever they want in the device. However, Lack of 3.5mm jack is a HUGE inconvenience. I spent several hundreds of dollars on a phone, WHY the heck should I spend more for a feature THAT SHOULD HAVE BEEN IN A PHONE as a STANDARD?

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                        marko97sx, 11 Oct 2018Wired IS better... as of right now.Well of course right now. We are living in the NOW, i don't care what might be 10 years in the future as i won't be using my current phone 10 years from now. Even if wireless becomes a greater option in the next few months, the 3.5mm jack won't prevent you from going wireless.
                        So, only extremely...confused (I'd use another word, but i don't want my comment deleted) people would settle for an inferior option with the idea that it might get better in the future (It won't, unless they make them draw charge out of thin air, and it'll take many years for that to happen, if ever).

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                          Code016, 11 Oct 2018He said the better way, not better sound quality. Not all p... moreHaving to charge another device is much bigger inconvenience than just plugging a jack. For me and for MANY more people.

                            Anonymous, 11 Oct 2018Wired is better. You prefer wirelessWired IS better... as of right now.

                              Anonymous, 11 Oct 2018Wired is better. You prefer wirelessHe said the better way, not better sound quality. Not all people mind average sound quality, as long as it's not a garbage sounding cans. Some people want convenience, plugging earphones into their ears and that's it. No wires, no tangled cables, no plugging. If sounds comes out and it's loud, they're happy. If they use it for calling and at both ends are clear sounding, they're happy. If we're talking about sound quality, then that's a different story. Wireless tech nowadays are all about ease of use, not quality (yet).

                                If they're really pushing us to using wireless headphones, then do it like Apple. In my opinion Apple has the best wireless integration among their devices. I'm not talking about airpods, it's about the way apple devices interact with each other wirelessly. The seamlessness and the ease of use are the best, period.

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                                  marko97sx, 11 Oct 2018Yeah, but... Think about the Floppy drive, how many people ... moreWired is better. You prefer wireless

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                                    Samsung, your sales are bad because people still talk about exploding phones, things like that echo in eternity. I don't mind exploding phones, but I will mind if you remove the jack. All in all, your sales are very good, the problem is you expect much more.

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                                      If companies are deciding to remove the headphone jack for the sake of promoting wireless future,then they should include wireless headphones in the box.

                                        Anonymous, 11 Oct 2018Latest batches of iphone 8/8plus do not include adapters. K... moreYou're exaggerating a little bit. Yeah, not including the adapter with the Xs, Xs Max and Xr is a bad move, I agree, but if we're going to move on to the future, we gotta compromise a little. Next thing that's gonna be removed is probably the lightning port, and we all gotta be used to wireless by then.

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