It's a different trade-off for everyone, but I think you're underestimating the QOL improvement of "no wires". 1. No wire randomly snagging on door handles and

It's a different trade-off for everyone, but I think you're underestimating the QOL improvement of "no wires". 1. No wire randomly snagging on door handles and other objects. 2. No forgetting your phone is on the table when getting up and yanking it off the table with the wire. 3. You can switch the source with a click, e.g. if you're listening to music on your phone and want to watch something on your computer. 4. It doesn't really matter where the source is: while having a meeting on your computer you can seamlessly get up and make yourself some tea while you keep talking and listening. 5. No physical connection to erode. Maybe I'm doing something terrible, but I've had issues with the headphone jack with nearly every phone I've had and nearly every headphones I've owned. It wears out, somehow. It's well worth it for me, but I can't speak for anyone else obviously.