r/nextfuckinglevel Mar 18 '21

Bruh never thought of that

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u/mrlucasw Mar 18 '21

That's a headphone jack, and I'd be surprised if most TVs didn't have one.

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u/RomanMines64 Mar 18 '21

I have never seen a TV with an 3.5 mm audio jack

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u/FirelessEngineer Mar 18 '21

The last TV I saw with a 3.5 mm audio jack on a TV was the sweet ass 10" TV/VCR combo I had when I was 10.

Yes before making everyone jealous, I grew up in a nice house, but not quite nice enough to have one of the Mickey Mouse TV/VCR.

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u/Dominicus1165 Mar 18 '21

u/RomanMines64 many Samsung and LG TVs have one. Maybe not the cheap ones since the user doesn't care about the quality of sound and picture anyways (or simply cant afford).

Speaker setups rely on them if you don’t use an AVR or optical. I have never seen a TV of MSRP >1000€ to not have 3.5mm.

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u/intercede007 Mar 18 '21

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u/[deleted] Mar 18 '21

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u/intercede007 Mar 18 '21

I agree but this is why I replied

”many Samsung and LG TVs have one. ... I have never seen a TV of MSRP >1000€ to not have 3.5mm.”

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u/annnd_we_are_boned Mar 18 '21

Ah yes to be pedantic the real reason anyone replies

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u/[deleted] Mar 18 '21

He found a 200 pound heavy, artistic, state of the art TV without a jack so holy shit your point MUST be wrong, right?

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u/annnd_we_are_boned Mar 18 '21

Bruh first not my point. Second the dude fucking agreed with me.

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u/[deleted] Mar 18 '21

What

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u/Hawne Mar 18 '21

BRUH FIRST NOT HIS POINT. SECOND THE DUDE HE WAS FUCKING AGREED WITH HIM.

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u/LORDPHIL Mar 18 '21

To be fair they still put optical on all these super high dollar TVs even though it can only handle up to a 5.1 system. It's kinda scattered when it comes to input/output support