And demolish any supposed gains in size and weight from removing the jack in the first place. The thing that gets me is, removing the headphone provides no ben

And demolish any supposed gains in size and weight from removing the jack in the first place. The thing that gets me is, removing the headphone provides no benefit whatsoever for the vast majority of users. A few grams and some fraction of a millimeter aren't enough for you to feel the difference in your hand. If you don't use wired headphones, you gain no advantage from removing the jack. If you do use wired headphones, there's a substantial disadvantage to removing the jack. So if it doesn't benefit anyone, why do it?