Swap the batteries, tips, charging case, shell, or even just individual buds.

But of course we all know that the big manufacturers don’t do this not because they can’t but because they don’t want to. Planned obsolescence is still very much the name of the game, despite all the bullshit they spout about sustainability.

  • @[email protected]English
    -6•7 months ago

    So? Their over ear Bluetooth headphones came out on Q1 2023. Two years developing a new category for your company sounds about right.

    Plus, their phones are expected to be used for long, so if they wanted to push people towards Bluetooth they’d have to start early.

    Plus, this is still irrelevant - how does the fact they screwed customers over in 2021 somehow make it better?

    • @[email protected]English
      31•7 months ago

      So? Their over ear Bluetooth headphones came out on Q1 2023. Two years developing a new category for your company sounds about right.

      So they first removed the headphone jack but intentionally didn’t launch a companion device because the customers would just wait for them “to sell you their expensive solution”?

      the fact they screwed customers over in 2021

      Wait, 2021 customers were not informed about that and got their headphone jacks taken away after already paying? They could not make an informed decision and were screwed over?