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So your solution here is to hope that battery life improves, rather than using the already present, more widely supported an almost objectively better solution

So your solution here is to hope that battery life improves, rather than using the already present, more widely supported an almost objectively better solution of headphones jacks? My wired headphones don't run out of battery and drain a tiny amount of power from my phone - far less than bluetooth. > They work with your smartphone and your laptop. You mean like my wired ones do? With the added benefit of better audio quality?

git-pull 9y ago
I relied on wired headphones for a long time. The problem is smart phones are beginning to ditch these ports: it's not just the article, the iPhone is the latest device to get rid of the headphone jack. (Though you can get an adapter) Over time though, I learned to manage dealing with wired headphones. Even in tricky situations. The best compromise for me was headphones that allowed the wire to disconnect from the headset with enough force (and potentially be replaced). https://i.imgur.com/Ud1e6QU.jpg https://i.imgur.com/Ud1e6QU.jpg I gave bluetooth headphones a try since I used RS 185, sold them, and sennheiser bluetooth over ears (which I sold). Then, there were $20.00 bluetooth headphones on Amazon. So what the hay, gave it a shot? The sound quality was decent. Not having to worry about leaving your seat with wires was also pleasant. Especially if you switch headphones between laptop and phones often, you can lose orientation. So, while I used to have cynicism of bluetooth headphones, I gave them a shot with $19.99 headphones and was pleasantly surprised.