https://wccftech.com/headphone-jack-top-three-feature-us-smartphone-customers/ > If you still miss the headphone jack and are bummed out that manufacturers are slowly moving away from this component, you’re not alone. According to a survey carried out by Ting, around 1 percent of U.S.-based smartphone buyers still miss 3.5mm audio jack, revealing that it is actually one of the top three features they look for when making a purchase. With the port slowly dying, it doesn’t appear as if companies are willing to bring it back, as it will mean more space can be made for incorporating better components. > According to results garnered from a survey by Ting involving a total of 3,640 participants, 1 percent of them consider the headphone jack to be a feature on which their next smartphone purchase would be based on. The other factors from a pre-selected list include a screen, camera, battery, storage space, specifications, pricing, and OS. 1 percent of 3,640 participants would equate to 364 customers, but the figure isn’t all that much.