Top, so I can set the phone upright and the jack isn’t in the way.
Really though, Bluetooth. I don’t think I’ve used wired headphones with my phone in the last year except for when I temporarily misplaced my Bluetooth buds.
Honestly it doesn’t really matter to me. Depending on whether it’s on the top or bottom I’ll just put my phone in my pocket to make it point upward when I use it. I tend to use Bluetooth anyway most of the time, so the headphone jack is mostly there as backup and for connecting other audio devices at parties etc.
I prefer it existing. Tough ask I know
Zenfone, Xperia, Mi… Stick to those brands who respect you as a customer.
Asus respects you as a customer? That’s why they just lost a lawsuit because they wouldn’t provide a bootloader unlocking method?
None of them respect customers or people in general.
Top. So it can sit in my cup holder with the map up proper.
You guys have headphone jack in your phones? I certainly miss headphone jack in a phone
Top right.
It’s best place when holding it in landscape mode.Get out your pitchforks because I prefer headphone jacks to be a thing in the past
Bottom, because I put my phone in my pocket top down.
Top down, ports up. That’s the way you like to hang up.
I haven’t used either so no clue. No headphone jack on the s21
Dongle life!
Bottom. All phones I’ve ever had have the headphone jack at the bottom, right next to the charging port. So, why would I want it anywhere else than where I’m used to it being?
To rest your phone on your chest in bed.
So many non-answers that are like “war janck pls”
That’s not what the question is.
I do not care about having a headphone jack, but it would be nice to have the charging port on top; it’s more out of the way for me.
Yes
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You guys are getting headphone jacks?
He probably still has the smartphone he bought in 2012.
Bought a new one last year.
Headphone jack was a must.
I thought everybody’s using AirPods these days? or at least Bluetooth, everybody has transitioned to Bluetooth, right?
I try Bluetooth every couple of years but it still sucks so much.
It amazes me how after 30 years and a million spec improvements, it still fails so often for me at basic things. Connecting consistently (and quickly), pairing consistently (and quickly), etc.
I know it’s partly just some terrible, cheap implementations of Bluetooth that are to blame, but I don’t care. I plug in headphones, they work. That’s what I want headphones to do. Not have to worry about charging, and being dirt simple are an added bonus.
True. And I don’t know who downvoted you. But I redeemed you with an upvote.
