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Why not just leave the adapter on the end of your headphones? That way the convenience is about the same but you don’t massively limit your choice.
by hexa22 5y ago
Why not just leave the adapter on the end of your headphones? That way the convenience is about the same but you don’t massively limit your choice.
- berdario 5y agoDepending on your headphones, the adapter might not fit within their case. Also, if you're like me, you have multiple headphones/earphones (the earphones always with me, since I might not have a bag to carry the headphones). Thirdly, the adapters are not universal, and thus they won't work with all your phones (I always carry two phones with me: personal and work one)
- out_of_protocol 5y agoI'm using the adapter for half a year. It's bad. First of all, connection is not stable, any force applied to the connector is degrading both sides of the connection. With headphone jack phone lives happily in the pocket, no issues for like 4 or so years (upgraded phone after that to the phone without 3.5mm connector), and with usb-c it was like a week or two before some interruptions started, changing cable side is possible but does not help much. I've tried BT too (BT DAC module), it's both much lower sound quality and still has connectivity issues as well (having your body in the way of bluetooth radiowaves somehow is enough)