As you can imagine, dust, lint, and other debris can enter the headphone jack over time. This can cause connectivity issues, as dirt can block the connection between the headphones and the port.

When shopping between headphones that connect via a traditional, 3.5 millimeter headphone jack and those that use a USB connection, you might wonder whether the more information-dense USB standard ...

See Lightning connector. Just as Lightning disappeared, the universal 3.5mm analog headphones jack, which had been on Apple devices for years, was also replaced with USB Type C. Called a "mini ...

[mauriziomiscio.mm] has a way of dealing with the problem in a once-and-done fashion, by installing a female audio jack into his vintage headphones. The benefit is that if the cable is damaged ...