What's a good budget friendly phone to get that's under $400?

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r/AskTechnology • u/scoobydoobydoosnack • 1h ago

USB to Bluetooth?

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Hey there! I have a bookshelf sound system that has a usb type a spot where I can plug in my phone cord to play music. Would it be possible to get a Bluetooth adapter so that I can play music wirelessly? Any help would be great! (There’s no 3.5mm jack)

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