Sammobile: Galaxy S8 is not going to feature a 3.5mm headphone jack

DA-LION-619

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At the end of the day the customer should be able to choose whether they want to use Bluetooth or the jack and not force the one.

I don't think I've seen a smartphone without Bluetooth yet its hardly used (lets be honest) so why haven't they removed that?
Because it's part of the chip.
 

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I don't think I've seen a smartphone without Bluetooth yet its hardly used (lets be honest) so why haven't they removed that?

Millions of people use Bluetooth, either in car or with headset/headphones. Strange idea to think it's not used.
 

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Because it's part of the chip.

Still has aerial and thus uses space, it's like nano and micro sim issue. Yeah, space is at such a premium one just has to use nano sim cause micro is so massive and now one has to sim swap when getting a new phone and and and...
 

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Millions of people use Bluetooth, either in car or with headset/headphones. Strange idea to think it's not used.

If it was used so much, then why do so many drive with the phone stuck to their ear in their fancy bluetooth enabled cars?
 

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If it was used so much, then why do so many drive with the phone stuck to their ear in their fancy bluetooth enabled cars?

Because they are thick, my millions figure wasn't country specific, the number is probably even higher than that of all phone users.
 

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Not sure what the big fuss is... The wireless headphones and earphones are quite good.
 

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Still has aerial and thus uses space, it's like nano and micro sim issue. Yeah, space is at such a premium one just has to use nano sim cause micro is so massive and now one has to sim swap when getting a new phone and and and...
Yes but it's still part of the chip. It's not economical to go mass produce two different variants of a chip.
 
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