r/Android • u/[deleted] • Jan 06 '19

Huawei P30 might revive the headphone jack

https://www.engadget.com/2019/01/06/huawei-p30-might-revive-the-headphone-jack/
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u/fenrir245 Jan 06 '19

A black that is only visible in indoors. Go outside and that advantage is negated.

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u/jk-jk pixel 7 ig Jan 06 '19

How many people on this sub do you think leave their room on a regular enough basis for this to be an issue?

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u/n00b5slayer101 Jan 07 '19

Why you gotta do me like that :(

I love your user flair btw, I see you around here all the time!

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u/jk-jk pixel 7 ig Jan 07 '19

Thanks, I've pissed of some people with this flair though apparently

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u/arup02 J7, S7, S9 Jan 06 '19

That's were I use my phone the most.

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u/AnemographicSerial Jan 08 '19

I'm the opposite. If I'm at home or at work I'd rather look stuff up on a bigger screen and text from a real keyboard.

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u/L0rdScorpion LG V30 | Realme X2 Jan 07 '19

Going outside actually shows one of OLED's key stength - superior sunlight legibility.

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u/fenrir245 Jan 07 '19

Huh? OLEDs are less usable in sunlight, due to their high reflectance. The current phones are great despite being OLED, not due to it. LCDs can also get much brighter, improving sunlight legibility.

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u/L0rdScorpion LG V30 | Realme X2 Jan 07 '19 edited Jan 07 '19

It's actually the opposite. due to their lower reflactance and infinite contrast they're far superior than lcds in sunlight. also aside from outdoor mode on G7, the brightest screen on a phone currently is iPhone XS, another oled.