I like having it on top for being able to set my phone up against something still, but if it’s in my pocket I want the top of my phone down so I take it out it’s right, which means the bottom Jack works better. So ideally I’d want both
Yes
All phones I've had, had the jack on the bottom where it's in the way of me holding the phone or placing the phone on something. I always wondered why it's not just at the top.
BTW just got a new phone (Oneplus) and I'm glad to have found one that has a jack at all
What privacy respecting phone are you using that also has a headphone jack? If it has an sd card slot too I'll think I've gone back a decade
Top right.
It's best place when holding it in landscape mode.
bottom, so I can charge it and have headphones plugged in at the same time while it's in my pocket.
I had the last generation iPod nano, and none of the clip-on cases I could find would put it upside down like the way I preferred my phone so I cut it with an exacto knife to reverse it
None, because I use wireless on the phone. Tablet/laptop is used when I need fidelity.
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.
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.
Anywhere but the bottom half of the phone. I hate that the charging port is on the bottom. It’s in the way when I need to use my phone while charging.
The side of the phone.
Get out your pitchforks because I prefer headphone jacks to be a thing in the past
I haven't used either so no clue. No headphone jack on the s21
Edit: why was I downvoted?
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.
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