Samsung Galaxy Note10 will come with physical buttons after all, but no headphone jack
- 3.5mm Jack Fetishist
- PS6
- 03 Jun 2019
Anonymous, 03 Jun 2019I don't have any problem with my Jabra Bluetooth ear buds.
... moreMust've been a problem on my side. If connection is really like what you said, just pick up the cans and it'll pair itself then that'll be sweet, but it won't change my mind on wanting a jack on my phone. The battery life on constantly turning on BT, the headphone battery itself and quality/latency issues are driving me away.
Cable is just better in quality, but credit where its due, BT excels in mobility.
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- Anonymous
- Nyj
- 03 Jun 2019
AnonD-558092, 03 Jun 2019Surely you have anything to backup your statements? And I h... moreMy phone have 3.5mm jack but I never used it because Bluetooth ear buds/headsets are more convenient. So it doesn't matter for me.
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- Anonymous
- Nyj
- 03 Jun 2019
AnonD-732843, 03 Jun 2019I have to disagree on a few because: 1. Headphone jack -... moreIt is only you, don't put yourself as the whole world. You are just a small dot in this world.
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- Anonymous
- Nyj
- 03 Jun 2019
Anonymous, 03 Jun 2019Still an edge-edge screen I see, and now no more 3.5mm jack... more3.5mm jack? For what? It is useless in this wireless world.
Don't live in the past.
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- Anonymous
- Nyj
- 03 Jun 2019
3.5mm Jack Fetishist, 03 Jun 2019I tried the Galaxy Buds in a Samsung Store, it sucked and i... moreI don't have any problem with my Jabra Bluetooth ear buds.
The moment I took them out of their case, they automatically pair to my two phones.
By the time I put them on my ears, they are ready. What hassle are you talking about?
No tangling wires to fix before plugging to the phone.
I can move around meters away from my phone and they are still connected, unlike the wired headset, NO FEEDOM to move around while the phone is charging.
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- Luxor
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- 03 Jun 2019
AnonD-731363, 02 Jun 2019Man xiaomi always makes a lot better flagship fr much less ... moreThey put ads in their phone. Not doing high budget marketing and focus on online sales. That is how Xiaomi doing it. Tbh, it doesn't put them in top 5 smartphone vendor in the world. They not selling as much as you think. You can sell cheap phones but can you sell 'many' cheap phone? Enough to get on the top 3? Even bottle water is not the top selling item in the market just because they are cheap.
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- Anonymous
- tPG
- 03 Jun 2019
Worst design of Galaxy Note ever.
- 3.5mm Jack Fetishist
- PS6
- 03 Jun 2019
AnonD-731363, 02 Jun 2019Man yes you can there are tons of audio which offers wirele... moreI tried the Galaxy Buds in a Samsung Store, it sucked and it's a total hassle to spend almost a full minute to pair. Learn how to tie your cables so it doesn't tangle, the convenience after that is so much better than pairing BT earbuds: you just plug and the system automatically tunes itself towards the earphones.
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- Anonymous
- 7Xu
- 03 Jun 2019
Still an edge-edge screen I see, and now no more 3.5mm jack? Rip Note 10 you gonna flop.
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- AnonD-762416
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- 03 Jun 2019
AnonD-732843, 02 Jun 2019In order to bring 5 mm thick phones to fruition, including ... moreI think you misunderstood me there. I said, I would be okay with dropping the headphone jack if we'd get ultra-thin phones. I also know that won't happen as they need a lot of space for a useful battery. Which is why I said I will not be interested in this phone, as they do it to sell more bluetooth accessories.
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- 03 Jun 2019
AnonD-731363, 02 Jun 2019Also headphone jack, iris blaster, UI compared to pure andr... moreI have to disagree on a few because:
1. Headphone jack - I use.
2. IR blaster - I use.
3. Custom UI compared to pure android is like heaven and earth, stock android is pure and clean but it's missing essentials - THE features that I NEED.
4. VOLTE - I don't care about this because it never worked like it was supposed to for me so clearly there are issues with it on many devices and networks which I tried to use it with.
5. NFC - Never had any use for it other than a brief curiosity with checking the info of ID's, bus cards, bank cards and passports because they all use NFC tags.
6. Hotspot - Depending on which hotspot you're referring to exactly. The most common is Wi-FI hotspot - of which I used and sometimes still use. I would actually like to evolve this feature to have more capabilities because I see it is limited in functions.
7. Radio - I don't really use it but there have been times I did and actually will. If mobile networks will ever be down, you can turn on the radio and listen what the radio station says or any other individual with an antenna that's broadcasting messages by radio signals.
8. RDS - Never used it so don't care about it.
And yes, there are many others which are not necessary nor essential for phones to be working at their possible best, but, there are also many others which are indeed necessary and essential yet are blatantly omitted and power users' forever wait is just way too tiring in the end.
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- 03 Jun 2019
Anonymous, 02 Jun 2019You're worried about BT that is designed to work like 50 me... moreI'm not disputing the facts you just said as this is all a exceptionally ingeniously executed yet " innocent " wireless attack that is today's reality.
However, this will all combine into like a prison or let's even say gas chamber of concentrated radiation with effects already scientifically evidenced because of everything being wireless and the list just keeps on getting longer and longer... How long can you go before we get to the point that something is really wrong with this?
On the other hand, surprising is the fact of wireless devices being banned from areas where fetuses, infants and young children are in... I wonder why...
Before the mobile phone and wireless emitting era boom, there weren't as many complaints from humans having more intense headaches, migraines and fatigue as they currently do now. Let alone the sudden rise of cancers worldwide... hmm...
Please remember, convenience does not always or necessarily grant you health benefits, usually it's the opposite because it is essentially a detrimental invisible force of secretly putting you down.
One more thing, how come fetuses inside a womb need a umbilical cord to be fed ( it's a wire ) ?
Why do humans need to physically, by hand (a hand is basically a connected wire) feed themselves? Why can't food just magically ( wirelessly ) appear in our stomaches?
Yeah, wireless will never be as good as a wire. :)
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- AnonD-558092
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- 03 Jun 2019
AnonD-731363, 02 Jun 2019But i am right.
Many headphones have option for wireless ... moreI have such hybrid headphones. Premium AKG ones with AptX. Most only have SBC or AAC, which are both inferior to AptX. The wireless audio quality is so inferior that I simply stopped using it wirelessly. And then if you add the latency, wireless is bad.
And OMG your last sentence is simply stupid.
"Like removing swappable batteries which helped service centres raising their income and need of their services."
That says it all. What next, pay a service center each time you need a software update? Pay each time you need to change your SIM? You're basically against everything that helps people have a device more durable to make cash from them.
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- 03 Jun 2019
Anonymous, 02 Jun 2019Removing the 3.5 jack will not help sales, it will reduce c... moreSurely you have anything to backup your statements? And I have a lot of comments on this very thread from lots of people who thinks the Jack is important and not obsolete.
But I can't argue with people who have been brainwashed by companies trying to justify removing useful components with more planned obsolescence to save on cost while releasing more expensive devices every year...
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- 02 Jun 2019
AnonD-762416, 02 Jun 2019Don't be greedy, Samsung! If they remove the jack for no r... moreIn order to bring 5 mm thick phones to fruition, including a 3.5 mm jack on board, a new vision (that some have tried but didn't keep on going with R&D like the Energizer bunny) must be first laid out on the table, which I can already see but greed blinds many so this will happen no earlier than at least a decade from now on.
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- Anonymous
- 0U6
- 02 Jun 2019
AnonD-732843, 02 Jun 2019Time to go wireless you say? I'd say it's a ingeniously ... moreYou're worried about BT that is designed to work like 50 meters, but you're not worried about the phone itself that is designed to connect to an antenna that may be as far as 4 or 5 kilometers? Or that you are in range of 3, 5 or 7 antennas when you are in a city? Or if you live in an apartment building, you might be in range of 20-40 wireless routers? Which do you think emits more radiation?
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- 02 Jun 2019
Anonymous, 02 Jun 2019Thank god, samsung finally get rid of headphone jack. It is... moreTime to go wireless you say?
I'd say it's a ingeniously planned phase to beam even more radiation through your delicate brain.
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- Anonymous
- 0U6
- 02 Jun 2019
AnonD-558092, 02 Jun 2019And how removing such a versatile port would help sales?
... moreRemoving the 3.5 jack will not help sales, it will reduce cost, the cost of the 3.5 itself, less internal wiring, easier waterproofing, easier to design and fit other components inside. If this helps them cut the cost with 30-50 cents per unit, at almost 300 milion units Samsung sells in a year, how much do you think they can save?
And since the 3.5 jack is relevant for less than 1%, and of them, maybe half will just get a wireless headset, do you think that Samsung, or the others, have a real reason to keep it?
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- Yujikon
- CcC
- 02 Jun 2019
I dont get it. How to connect the headphones then? I dont want to use bluetooth headphones because they dont fit good as my sennheiser inear headphones
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- headphone jack lover
- Ax9
- 02 Jun 2019
please leave the headphone jack alone..... we need it