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BT is good, but anything wired is (and always will be) better and more reliable while being a little less convenient (with some exceptions)
I've never had a 3.5 fail, are you sure it's not just getting clogged with dirt or something?
The fiddling I have to do when trying to get the audio sounding right on my computer when I plug in my headphones is absolute torture, and if I barely graze the wire with my feet then all of a sudden the audio comes from just the left side, or is muffled, or something else ;w;
that's a broken headphone, treat yourself to a nice pair of IEMs, they're not that expensive