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argonautweakend posted...

Some of this music isn't on streaming, and I very rarely wish I had a song at my disposal that I do not already have downloaded.

128GB is still a pretty colossal amount of music. Assuming each song is average 10MB, that's about 12000 songs. Anything larger than that is probably lossless, you can just convert those to .mp3 or something.

argonautweakend posted...

The ones I have had before were set up in such a way with tactile keys that I could be listening to random, switch songs, want to listen to that band or album on its own, and switch all of that without ever needing to look at the screen, though I would need to skip over songs if I wanted one off the album only.

You won't be permanently missing these features because you can find bluetooth products with the same functions- probably more, as time goes on.

argonautweakend posted...

That's most of the complaint, because headphones are not obsolete technology but they make them slightly harder to use.

I'd argue wired audio is very much on the verge of being obsolesced for phone audio, though. It's nice QoL as a feature to have if you personally value it, but most people these days don't. So you have to look for specific models that still do have it.