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This is why note 10 & note10+ don't have a hadephone Jack

(Topic created on: 11-27-2019 05:15 PM)
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Samsung on Wednesday unveiled its Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ phablets, neither of which sport the 3.5mm headphone (AUX) socket, making them the first Note-series devices to lack the feature. While a multitude of rumors in the lead-up to yesterday’s event had already confirmed as much, many users are still upset at the idea of not being able to use their favorite headphones with the new device out-of-the-box. Anticipating a possible public backlash over its decision to do away with the feature, Samsung has released a statement, saying it was done to accommodate larger batteries in the two devices. According to the company, doing away with the AUX port allowed it to include an extra 100mAh worth of battery in the phones, resulting in a 3,500mAh battery instead of a 3,400mAh one in the Note 7, and a 4,300mAh one instead of a 4,200mAh unit in the Note 10+. If that doesn’t sound like a good enough reason to deprecate the much-wanted feature, Samsung further claimed that removing the headphone socket allowed it to equip the devices with improved haptic feedback. While’s it’s not immediately clear as to how valid the second reason is, the first one, at least, doesn’t seem to hold much water, given that smaller phones from other vendors sport similar-sized batteries without having to compromise on the headphone jack. While the legacy 3.5mm audio port has long been deprecated by Apple, most Android vendors were still offering it in their phones until recently. However, over the past year, more and more companies have started doing away with it, especially in their premium models, much to the chagrin of buyers around the world. While Google dispensed with it in the Pixel 3 and 3XL (before bringing it back in the Pixel 3a), OnePlus this year removed the functionality for good from its OnePlus 7 and 7 Pro
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Anonymous
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bro in this wireless technology no body is using headphones Jack
Anonymous
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then what is point behind wireless technology if companies are still going to provide headphones Jack then is is hard to have wireless technology on coming days Samsung and other manufacturers will remove the charging port as well from the flagship ones
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I think you are one of them who have complaints about missing features on ONE UI, and here Samsung removed a practical FEATURE from the handset itself still you think its nothing to worry about. And Bro its about our personal preference + Usability someone like it the way it is without headphone Jack and I bet a lot more want a 3.5 mm jack on their device.

And the lovers of 3.5 mm jack are huge in numbers thats why SAMSUNG itself have to issue a statement. (Although I dont agree with that battery thing) but atleast they tried to show that they are listening.
Anonymous
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obviously yes I am still against
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Well I don't really understand this excuse they made for removing 3.5mm jack. 🤷‍♂️