My questions are: 1. What's the value of a wireless connection to a device you'll be touching when you use it anyway? 2. Assuming you value "no cord tangles"

My questions are: 1. What's the value of a wireless connection to a device you'll be touching when you use it anyway? 2. Assuming you value "no cord tangles" so highly that you're willing to put up with Bluetooth, charging your headphones, risking dropping your AirPods down a storm drain, etc, why can't the rest of us just have the jack as an option? Nobody's saying "remove Bluetooth." 3. What about the value of loose coupling and backward and forward compatibility? Given a couple adapters, I can plug my current iPod into a 1970s stereo, or plug a record player into my car stereo, and instantly have them working. Brand and device age are irrelevant. BlueTooth compatibility isn't guaranteed between two devices made today.