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I'm fine with the dongle because all I ever use the headphone jack for is for listening in my car (no bluetooth), so the dongle just stays on the end of the aux cord in my car.
No dongle would obviously be better, but it's a very minor inconvenience for me,
I find in the car is the most inconvenient. Having the GPS open drains the battery pretty quick on my old phone, leaving no way to drive for hours with both music and navigation.
There are plenty of cheap accessories that split a single USB/lightning to a 3.5mm and usb/lightning. I have one in my car.
Ah, that is a good solution to my problem.