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You still have the choice via an adapter.
by asaph 8y ago
You still have the choice via an adapter.
- steelframe 8y agoBetween constantly needing to plug in to power and plug in to use headphones, the USB-C port on my Pixel 2 wore out in less than one year. I'd constantly lose audio as the cord jostled around, and the power cord would just slip out enough to stop charging in the middle of the night. Google recognized that as a hardware flaw and replaced it with a refurbished phone under warranty, but I don't know what the future repair cost will be outside of warranty.
- asaph 8y agoConsider wireless charging.
- xg15 8y agoWhich you probably won't have with you at the right moment.
- wilsonnb3 8y agoI just keep mine attached to my keys with a “dongle dangler” and this has never been a problem. People love to complain about how inconvenient losing the headphone jack is (especially people with phones that still have it!) but that’s just because this is the internet, where everybody complains about everything.
- bluedino 8y agoBuy one for the car they are only $3