What do you think about 2 type C's on a future Samsung, now that they have ditched the headphone jack?

With the removal of the headphone jack, it obviously sparked a lot of controversy and mixed emotions, including for myself. I personally own a note 9, so I still have a headphone jack, but in the future I don't see myself not using headphone jack. I believe Samsung could fix this by adding another type C port, and while one is plugged in the other one is disabled for charging etc. Maybe they could even pack a type C to headphone jack adapter into the box. Anyways, I have no one to really talk about this idea so I thought I'd share with you internet strangers. Tell me what you guys think!



Submitted February 27, 2020 at 09:51PM by urban_dictionary-_- https://ift.tt/32Exb23 https://ift.tt/eA8V8J

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