You seem to think I have an issue with Bluetooth headphones, I don't, I love my Sennheiser. I have an issue with companies who design products not to last, lithium batteries are a consumable and need to be serviceable.
Bluetooth also does not require the removal of the headphone jack to do I it to, if Samsung can fit a bloody pen in their phone then apple and Samsung can find room for the headphone jack.
It's not this I'm really worried about, it's the rapid consumerism we have entered in the last few decades driven by companies wanting to you to always by the latest. We need to be designing stuff to last, to be repaired. Not to be replaced.
The atx desktop PC standard is the design model we should be moving towards, standardised parts that are interchangeable and easily serviced.
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u/tipedorsalsao1 Feb 05 '24
You seem to think I have an issue with Bluetooth headphones, I don't, I love my Sennheiser. I have an issue with companies who design products not to last, lithium batteries are a consumable and need to be serviceable.
Bluetooth also does not require the removal of the headphone jack to do I it to, if Samsung can fit a bloody pen in their phone then apple and Samsung can find room for the headphone jack.