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> Headphone jack, expandable storage, replaceable battery (that's been gone for a while, but still), hardware buttons... I never wanted these things. > As far
by Redoubts 8y ago
> Headphone jack, expandable storage, replaceable battery (that's been gone for a while, but still), hardware buttons...
I never wanted these things.
> As far as headphones, 2 pairs of bluetooth earbuds, fully charged, won't last a complete trans-Pacific flight
Airpods work out ok for me here, just stick them in the case while going to the bathroom and you're good again for a while.
- seanmcdirmid 8y agoIt really is nice we can recharge things during many flights now.
- bergie 8y agoGet a battery pack, and it'll be every flight
- clintonb 8y agoSo...one more thing to carry.
- seanmcdirmid 8y agoAre those allowed in all markets? China has weird rules on this: nothing above 100 Wh, and you aren't allowed to use them during flight. If your power bank doesn't have a rating sticker on it, it will be confiscated by security. See: http://www.goforeign.net/home/chinese-aviation-law-restricted-power-banks http://www.goforeign.net/home/chinese-aviation-law-restricte... Frankly, I'm not going to risk it for a transpacific going through countries with weird regulations.