Sentences with phrase «longer have a headphone jack»

Unfortunately, that is no longer the case and no, the Kindle reader no longer has a headphone jack.

Oh, and they no longer have a headphone jack.

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Along the left side of the Galaxy S II is a long volume bar; the right has a tiny power key within easy thumb reach, the bottom has a microUSB port, and a headphone jack graces the top edge.

The headset has an audio jack on the back where the rest of the cords are located, and as long as players connect their headphones and place them down in front of them before putting on the Vive headset they won't have an issue locating it and placing it on after.

Compared with Thursday's leak, the controller that appeared in a photo on Friday has longer handles and what looks like a 3.5 mm headphone jack on the bottom, proof that if these are real, they're definitely prototypes that are subject to change.

But it's nonetheless an annoyance for folks — much of the Digital Trends staff included — who've long carried a pair of analog, jack - of - all - trades headphones that don't natively support USB Type - C audio.

With the OnePlus 5T no longer on sale it has dropped off the list, replaced by the Moto X4 as a good inexpensive option with a headphone jack.

The longer battery life is partially made possible by the more efficient processor and a bigger battery the company has been able to cram inside — partly thanks to the removal of the headphone jack.

Official availability is set for December, and in addition to a long list of upgraded Google Assistant skills, the Google Home Max has Bluetooth and Google Cast support going for it, not to mention a traditional headphone jack and natural - feeling fabric coating.

We knew about the new cameras, we new about the new components, and of course we knew that the 3.5 mm headphone jack would no longer be included on the new iPhones.

In exactly the same way as some iPhone owners have chosen to stay on the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus in order to keep the 3.5 mm headphone jack as long as possible.

It's nonetheless an annoyance for folks who've long carried a par of analog, jack - of - all - trades headphones that don't natively support USB Type - C audio.

Unfortunately, the Nubia Z17 comes with its own imperfections: what we have come to cherish the most (rather comically)-- yes, the conventional 3.5 mm headphone jack — is no longer there, and nor does it support microSD expansion.

Interestingly, the same report further adds that Cupertino will no longer include a headphone jack adapter in the package like it happened with the iPhone 7, which has no 3.5 mm audio jack.

If you're using a PC with separate headphone and microphone jacks, Razer still has you covered: The headset comes with an additional 6.5 - foot cable that terminates in two three - pole 3.5 mm plugs, functioning as a very long Y - splitter.

Some of these Lightning interfaces use the iPhone's headphone jack as an output, which is fine as long as it has one.