According to a new survey, only 1% of US smart phone customers are interested in setting up headphones.

The decision made by Apple in the past has caused heated controversy when it decided to get rid of the traditional 3.5mm headset port, used for very long years in electronic devices to connect headphones. However, Apple's decision was appropriate for users who have already preferred wireless headphones, according to the survey results.

A new Ting study confirmed that only 1% of US smartphone customers view helmet wearing as one of the top three features they are looking for when buying a new phone. The survey involved 3,640 people and 30% of users chose the operating system as one of the essential features of their smartphone.

Strangely, only 4% chose battery life as a priority during the purchase.