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[POLL] Do you use/require a headphone jack on your phone?
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this post was submitted on 06 Sep 2023
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The headphone jack would be less painful of a loss if phone manufacturers started adding a second USB-C port on top of the device. That way you wouldn't have to choose between charging your phone, listening to your game without lag and in privacy, or carry a dongle to try doing both things at the same time.
It would be a very strange design approach to add an "backup" port. I think there are alreay gaming phones that have it? But for the normal person this seems to be odd.
I would like that we can exchange those ports without removing the display... i had two phones that had broken usb c ports. A good thing we have wireless charging.