The Galaxy Note 10 will do without the headphone jack but will include an adapter

When Apple officially launched the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, many were the users who expressed their discomfort at not being able to use their traditional headphones to listen to your favorite music. To help with the transition, Apple included a cable to connect traditional headphones to the lightning connection.

This cable is no longer included in the iPhone models that Apple launched last year, although it is still available in the online and physical Apple Store. Samsung has gone against the tide of the entire industry, although with the launch of the Galaxy Note 10 that connection that has been in the market for more than 60 years will disappear completely.

The first rumors about the possibility that Samsung removed the jack connection They started from the company itself when it presented the Galaxy Note 9, the latest model in the Note range that includes it, as well as the Galaxy S10 range of variants.

Like Apple did, Samsung wants the transition to be as painless as possible for users, so according to the latest leak, it will include an adapter to connect the headphone jack to the USB-C connection.

It is likely that Samsung's decision to make the jack connection disappear is due to the fact that, now, offers a wireless headset They offer very similar features to those that we can currently find in Apple AirPods, and which are called Galaxy Buds.

On August 7, The Korean company will officially present the new generation of the Galaxy Note, the number 10. According to all rumors, Samsung will launch two versions of this model: Note 10 and Note 10 Pro, the main difference of which is in the size of the screen. Both versions will also be available in 5G version, although this technology still has a long way to go, so there will really be 4 models of the Galaxy Note 10 that will reach the market.