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Wow what? I don’t get it. You really want wires? Why? Just because? Nostalgia? What’s the deal? It’s not sound quality, that’s for sure.
by ulisesrmzroche 7y ago
Wow what? I don’t get it. You really want wires? Why? Just because? Nostalgia?
What’s the deal? It’s not sound quality, that’s for sure.
- gambiting 7y agoNo, as a customer, I want CHOICE. People act as if having a headphone jack vs using bluetooth headphones are completely mutually exclusive things. I sometimes find downright aggression towards people who still want to keep a headphone jack. A laptop is a general computing device - maybe I'll want to plug in my fully working wired headphones, maybe I'll want to use bluetooth ones. Who knows. But I hate it when companies take this choice away from me, because "progress" or some other nonsense. And then you go online and people say that you must be weird for wanting to keep the jack around - why? What's bothering you so much about having an extra port that you can but don't have to use?
- ulisesrmzroche 7y agoOk, misguided idealism. Sure, same old, same old.
- luigibosco 7y agoFrom a strictly cost/business perspective it's brilliant. Remove hardware you have to pay for embedded in your device and sell people an adapter at an increased price.
- allarm 7y agoBecause I forgot to charge my wireless and I have a meeting in 2 minutes.
- radisb 7y agoThen you dont deserve Apple.
- layoutIfNeeded 7y agoMusic production. Bluetooth has unfixable crap latency.
- ulisesrmzroche 7y agoYou’re not doing that from a Mac air.
- layoutIfNeeded 7y agoWhy not? You can do it on an iPad too. I used to produce music on my Pentium 3 PC with ReBirth.
- toomanybeersies 7y agoBecause none of the professional grade studio monitors, DJ headphones, or in-ear monitors that I own are wireless?
- ulisesrmzroche 7y agoYou’re not using that on a Mac air.