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I have one. I had to buy it as my 8 didn't come with it. I think the louder supporters of the 3.5mm jack removal are a bit disingenuous with how simple BT is.
by JustSomeNobody 8y ago
I have one. I had to buy it as my 8 didn't come with it.
I think the louder supporters of the 3.5mm jack removal are a bit disingenuous with how simple BT is. I have several iDevices. As does my wife. If we turn on a BT speaker, we don't know which device it will connect to. Sometimes the last one, sometime whichever one responds to the speaker faster[0]. My BT headphones? Same thing; will it connect to my work phone? My personal phone? My iPad? My laptop? Who knows? Here's what I do know, A 3.5mm jack with always[1] connect to the device I want it to connect to.
[0] I'm sure someone will tell me I'm doing it wrong. Whatever, a 3.5mm jack still wins here.
[1] For most definitions of always.
- pier25 8y agoI agree... BT is finicky, specially if you use your headphones on multiple devices. When I want to use my headphones with my TV I have to make sure BT is turned off on my phone and iPad before turning my headphones on. If wireless headphones are the future we need something better than BT.