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Yeah, but you can always charge while you are sleeping or otherwise not using it but if you want to listen to stuff in an environment that requires headphones you have no choice but to have it plugged in at that time. Can't exactly pre-play your music or audio book into your headphones at night.
So, it can lay flat to charge...
...but it has to be upright to play music...
?
If you want to use it for other things at the same time, then yes, it can't lay flat. I really don't see how the concept is so difficult to understand.
It seems like you're reaching really hard for it to be an issue.
Book stands hold phones very well.
So do old cassette cases.
I find my hand usually does a good job too, but sometimes I prop it between my knees.
If you really want it to be an issue, I guess it could be, but you'd have to try really hard to be inconvenienced.