1. Keep the adapter on the headphones cord
2. Get headphones for USB-C (or whatever the Pixel uses)
3. Get Bluetooth headphones
I mean, I understand that you feel like you shouldn’t have to do those things, and you won’t buy one of these again, but it sounds like this is ruining your life. Why not just fix the problem?
2. I have perfectly good headphones and am not buying more. Period.
3. Why would I spend more money on this for a product I hate? No way am I buying new headphones that I will hate. Bad idea for my sanity.
I will fix the problem by never dealing with a crap phone like this. Next phone will definitely have a headphone jack.
https://www.taotronics.com/taotronics-tt-ba08-bluetooth-4.1-...
Also that page is a 404.
What are you going to plug it into if your phone has no headphone socket?
This thread is -specifically- about when you -can't- plug your existing headphones into your phone.
> I hate hate hate hate hate how much this phone cost and how vastly more inconvenient is compared to my last phone.
This, right here, says it all.
Not once in two months have I remembered it when I go out. I hate hate hate hate hate how much this phone cost and how vastly more inconvenient is compared to my last phone. I cannot wait for the return of the headphone jack on phones if true!
Edit: how long does it take to switch your Bluetooth headphones from a computer to a phone? If it is more than 1 second, it's a stupid waste of time as well. I'm not putting up with that decline in usability especially if am expected to spend money on it and throw into the landfill my perfectly good headphones. No thanks.