SAMSUNG users have taken to Reddit to express concerns over losing another common feature.
The tech giant has already come under fire from fans recently for removing SD card slots from certain phones.
The comments were posted on the popular Reddit forum r/samsung.
It has over 342,000 members who post Samsung tips and tricks as well as discuss the latest features and gadgets.
"We've lost the headphone jack, SD card, are soon to lose the sim card, will we lose the port?" one Redditor asked.
'My wife wants to change our four-year-old's name but I think it is too late'
The Samsung fan expressed concern that the charging port on phones could be the next thing to disappear.
"I was fine without a headphone jack, adapters existed and they even boosted the sound slightly.
'Losing the SD card was the worst decision for Samsung, as there is no replacement for it; cloud storage is extremely slow, expensive, uses Internet, and heaps more of privacy issues especially with work accounts, and I won't walk around with an SSD attached to my phone to have my older photos on hand.
'With the rise of the E sim, it's clear we're gonna lose the sim card as well soon, which will SUCK for switching phones, traveling, or using an older Nokia.
'Samsung just integrated quick share with nearby share, so they've "made do" with wired cable transfer, and with all the hype and improvements to wireless charging (even cars have them now), will we soon completely lose any ports from our phones?" the Redditor wrote.
This post was tagged as a rumor as there has been no mention from Samsung that the charging port would be removed in favor of a wireless charging device.
Other Reddit users shared their own concerns in the comments.
"Wireless charging is nowhere near as good as wired charging yet. The difference is too far," one wrote.
"I wouldn't mind losing the SD card option if Samsung would put in an equal amount of memory..." said another.
'I hate how unique my baby's name is - I'm desperate for more parents to use it'
"Apple will probably be the first to remove things from phones before everyone else follows," another wrote.
"I want my headphone jack and my SD card slot back. I know they don't care, but I do and I will never stop saying it," one user protested.
