For me it’s the notification light you used to find on older phones, was particularly good to know if your phone was charged without picking it up
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Just buy a dongle and you can use regular headphones.
Counterpoint: Put it inside the phone, where it belongs.
Does it actually belong in the phone? Putting the adc chip outside the phone gives the opportunity to upgrade your sound rather than depend on what the manufacturer bundled or even screwed up. (Nexus phones were notorious for bad headphone output.)
Fun fact - mobile phones didn't have 3.5mm jacks until very recent times.
Every single phone I've owned dongles stop working eventually while charging still works fine.
Soooo sick of this "let them eat cake" bullshit.
Get the Fiio BTR5. It costs about $100 and has Quad-DAC from ESS just like one used in flagship LG phones. It can switch between Bluetooth and USB inputs, so you can use standard headphones to do phone calls wirelessly for example.