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Does the Galaxy S series have headphone jacks as well?

• magnio 2y ago
  No, but can't you use a USB-C earphone?
  • Uvix 2y ago
    Not while charging.
    • dangus 2y ago
      USB C to 3.5mm Headphone and Charger Adapter, 2-in-1 USB Type C to Aux Jack Dongle Cable with PD 60W Fast Charging $8.99 I like headphone jacks too but I’m not going to pretend that this isn’t a solved problem.
      • rrix2 2y ago
        Yeah I bet that 9$ widget definitely won't induce audio quality issues while you pump 60W through it...
        • dangus 2y ago
          Let’s keep moving the goalposts… Unless you own the product and know it has that problem I don’t know why you would invent it out of nowhere. Can we also acknowledge that this is a general purpose smartphone and not an audiophile playback device? A ton of phones with headphone jacks had/have terrible DACs because they are general purpose devices designed to be good enough for the average person. Someone who wants an audiophile playback device should buy an audiophile playback device.
          • rrix2 2y ago
            People up-thread were talking about high end IEMs not general purpose devices.
            • dangus 2y ago
              They were connecting high end IEMs to consumer smartphone headphone jacks. I bet it’s better to just have a product like this compared to a smartphone headphone jack with a run of the mill DAC: https://www.fiio.com/ka3 https://www.fiio.com/ka3
              • rrix2 2y ago
                yep! i've got a k5 kicking around on my desk, a proper dac is good stuff. they've still gotta make one we can cram 60W through though! ed: i guess i should add that i just use a pair of bluetooth cans or even bone-conducting set when i am listening to stuff from my phone 'cause it's just podcasts and youtube videos
  • punchmesan 2y ago
    For some people, the ability to use wired headphones/earphones while charging has a lot of value. Additionally, some invest in quality earphones or IEM's and replacing those with the lower-quality limited selection of USB-C earphones is not desirable. Likewise with Bluetooth. The 3.5mm audio connection is nowhere near dead yet.
    • jsheard 2y ago
      FWIW for IEMs with detachable cables, which pretty much all of the good ones do, you can get replacement USB-C cables now. That has the advantage of decoupling the sound quality from the highly variable quality of the phones internal DAC since the DAC is instead part of the cable, and some of those cables even have configurable hardware DSP features. It doesn't solve the charging problem though.
  • yjftsjthsd-h 2y ago
    That's more expensive and less convenient.