Samsung might re-introduce a headphone jack in its future flagship smartphones

Apple’s decision to remove the headphone jack from its iPhones had invited a lot of criticism, and the decision also gave the rival companies an opportunity to mock iPhones. Ironically, every Android manufacturer eventually jumped on the no-headphone-jack bandwagon. But it seems there is a major Android smartphone manufacturer that is considering going back to the early days and re-introducing the 3.5mm headphone jack in its flagship smartphones.

According to tipster MauriQHD, Samsung is one that is considering re-introducing the 3.5mm headphone jack in both the Galaxy S series and Note series in 2021 or 2022. The tipster also claims that Samsung considers it a risky move, but the company still wants to do it as it wants to see how the tech industry reacts to it.

Headphone Jack ?

Samsung -considering- bringing it back, as a risky experiment "to see what happens"
for at least 1 year
ETA: 2021+
some points debated:

S = the media will go wild, free publicity
Note = ?? + good lineup for experiments, but less revenue

im hearing

— Mauri QHD (@MauriQHD) August 5, 2020

If Samsung brings back the headphone jack, it’ll definitely get a lot of attention and everyone will talk about it, but that doesn’t mean the company will get a positive response. Either way, it’s likely that Samsung will continue releasing its flagship smartphones with a headphone jack if it gets a positive response from the users.

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