(No, just keep on. These kinds of regulations were long overdue)

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    1 year ago

    I will never understand 1/8” jack wanters. Why not just get a dongle? If you want to listen and charge at the same time get one with passthrough. If you’re using a $500 pair of headphones use a good dac.

    As the owner of probably a dozen pairs of nice corded headphones, what’s the big deal?

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        1 year ago

        I’m actually with you there. I switched to bt headphones in part to get rid of my coiled up corded headphone pocket. You can’t carry anything else with em or else it’s a fiasco getting it out (and in the process tears up your cord).

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        1 year ago

        What’s superior about not using a dongle?

        Back when that was how I went around, the break point in the cable saved me a few times.

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          How would it not be? -I don’t need a dongle that I can lose. (You might never use your earphones with another device, but I do, so the dongle will need to get unplugged from the earphones at some point) -I can use earphones at the same time as charging. -A dongle is one more thing that can break. -I’m not stressing a port with something that it really wasn’t meant for

          Also, when I have a headphone jack, I still have the option to use a dongle or bluetooth, so nothing is lost by having the port

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            1 year ago

            I always just put it in my pocket. They make passthrough charging dongles, never had an issue with one.

            How do you plug something not designed for your port into it though?