INFO!!! fairphone DOES SUPPORT CUSTOM ROMS!!!
i like the idea of a fairphone. i dun wana buy one tho - if it doesn hav the features i need/wan.
if fairphone had all dis stuff - it would hav a genuine moat, besides the sustainability stff-
INFO!!! fairphone DOES SUPPORT CUSTOM ROMS!!!
i like the idea of a fairphone. i dun wana buy one tho - if it doesn hav the features i need/wan.
if fairphone had all dis stuff - it would hav a genuine moat, besides the sustainability stff-
Does everyone clamoring for a return to the 3.5mm headphone jack not realize USB-C headphones exist?
It’s nice to be able to listen to music and charge your phone at the same time, without the need for a splitter cable.
That would only be a real solution if manufacturers included two USB-C ports, and at that point just include a headphone jack so people aren’t limited in which headphones they can use if they don’t want to have to keep track of stupid little adapters that get lost.
I realize those exist enough to also realize I do not want the USB-C connector to get damage due to torsion and stress when having connected a thing for which a connector which naturally allows rotation is far more senseful.
If USB-C had been made round (so as to avoid the Schrödinger plugging issue common to all USB standards so far) this wouldn’t be a problem.
Works, but isn’t the same. Needs one more stuff to buy and carry around, and can’t be used while charging and connected to a device via usb
Some of us are very happy with our current headphones and don’t want new ones. Plus as others said the charging thing.
if you’re talking about headphones that are only USB-C, that’s a no-go. i plug my headphones into more than one device any given day. Switch can do USB-C audio, but anything retro can’t and i spend a lot of time at the arcade.
if you’re talking about adapters, before switching away from Apple i did use the official lightning-3.5mm adapter: it worked, but even those official adapters would become flaky after 6-7 weeks of daily use. couldn’t walk and listen to music at the same time because the phone acted as if the headphones were being connected and disconnected every time i took a step. went through 3 of them before giving up and switching back to a phone with 3.5mm.
so, idk. 3.5mm just works. USB-C doesn’t just work. music + messaging + reading are the primary things i use my phone for. an “upgrade” isn’t an upgrade if it’s worse at one of those things without being better at any of them.
i totally agree thad usb c is the future connector for most things, but currently every device besides phones offers a headphone jack… because most headphones bein produced rn use headphone jacks-… yea-
so, if u use any device which is not a smartphone but wana use the headphones on it, those headphones better not be usb c…
I already have headphones I love with a 3.5mm jack. I hate having to use a fragile adapter to use them.