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  I mean if it’s wireless you have to charge it. Get wired headphones. There’s no other way around it
context: It's gotten a bit out of hand.  I've dealt with it by putting magnetic chargers on everything, which makes connecting/disconnecting from the charger effortless.  The magnetic adapters I use also make the chargers for USB-C and micro-USB interchangeable; I can charge either type of device on either type of charger. >
  
  The only reason I have not switched to wireless earphones >
  
  Same with my mouse I can easily just sit somewhere else and do something from a distance when need be. >
  
  Seriously? You can still keep all of these wireless items connected except for airpods. >
  
  Yeah and I do but when you go to the electronic sections of a store its rare to find anything thats not wireless >
  
  Plenty of phones still have the headphone jack. >
  
  Not the newer ones I have a samsung s22 ultra and I had to buy a $10 audio connection and then I have to pick and choose earbuds or charging my phone. >
  
  If u have an s22 ultra, I don't think a $10 connector is a problem. >
  
  Well good for you but I dont make a lot of money $10 is a lot. >
  
  Wired headphones > >
  
  They practically never die though. Headphones, especially big ones usually can play music for around a day non stop. Just occasionally charging it prevents it from ever dying. 
  I have bought wireless headphones so that I wouldn’t have two cables when playing VR and it’s great. Honestly even without VR is great to be able to chat in discord while getting a quick snack in between games or while making food or  doing housework.  On top of the wireless connection I can use them via Bluetooth outside with my phone for music. 
  Same with my mouse I can easily just sit somewhere else and do something from a distance when need be. Or I can just grab it and use it via Bluetooth with my laptop when I’m on the go. Its way less cumbersome. 
  Can’t say anything about wireless keyboard though but I can imagine using the pc from the distance while projecting the screen with my projector or something would probably me awesome >
  
  Wired headsets break 100% of the time. I treat my sets like God's gift to humanity and no matter what the stupid cord breaks and you end up twisting it endlessly trying to get both speakers to work. >
  
  There are plenty of both in-ear and over ear headphones with detachable cables with open-standard connectors which can be cheaply replaced. >
  
  Yeah it's getting out of hand, they be putting bluetooth, wifi6, hdmi and dchp to the coffemachine nowadays >
  
  Headphones are probably the only thing that needs to be wireless, the rest are unnecessary. Oh the beauty of being able to take a shit without taking your headphones off, or listening to music while cooking/cleaning. >
  
  What's wrong with a wire through the shirt and phone in your pocket? Longevity of these items is severely shortened by being wireless.  No pairing needed either. >
  
  Pardon, but I don't live a closet. My computer is far enough from my toilet, so is my kitchen. Wires on headphones are annoying and limit you to a fixed destination from your device, which is almost always shorter than how far wireless limits you. 
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  Longevity of these items is severely shortened by being wireless.
  
  This is a lie. The amount of wired headphones I've had to throw away just because the cables break and wear out. The actual headphones are always fine, they don't break easily, but the longevity depends on the wires, not the actual headphones. No such thing with wireless. >
  
  
  The amount of wired headphones I've had to throw away just because the cables break and wear out
  
  There are plenty of both in-ear and over ear headphones with detachable cables with open-standard connectors which can be cheaply replaced. >
  
  I know there are. But when I used wired headphones they were all un-detachable wires. >
  
  I've solved that problem by having 8 pairs of headphones.
  There's always one charged up and ready to go.
  Seems like an easy solution. >
  
  Lol worst solution ever. I rather get 1 headphone that's 8 times better than 8 bad ones >
  
  I literally kept my old phone because of the auxiliary port that is somehow missing from my newer phone. Are they planning on bringing earphone ports back again as a new feature in the next generation of smartphone???? >
  
  I dont think they are they want to get slimmer, which I would like a heavy duty phone than a paper phone. But I kept my older phones as like music players because of aux but The downfall on that is the reason why I got a new phone in the first place, the glitch and lag