A new leak says the Galaxy S23 Ultra's display's peak brightness maxes out at 1,750 nits. This is remarkably lower than the 2,300 nits figure stated earlier and the same as the Galaxy S22 Ultra. However, it will supposedly perform better under direct sunlight. https://www.notebookcheck.net/Samsung-Galaxy-S23-Ultra-display-could-be-dimmer-than-initially-anticipated.676933.0.html
How the actual f*** do you have enough time and money and space to put all that bs on it but not enough time and money and space to put in a goddam headphone jack... I'll pay an extra $1000 if you just put in a damn jack.... Idc how much it costs....
bcs its more profitable, it aint about not being able to. Not only they cost cut, they also sell more wireless headphones. I honestly dc much, im using akg headphones (really good imo) that came with my s10+ and that same headphone is also available with usb-c, so maybe its better this way. Charging and using wired headphone at the same time is a niche scenario imo.