No 3.5mm jack, no deal.
On the high end only Sony offers a jack on the Xperia 1 and Xperia 5. Everyone else abandoned it.
On the mid end there is still Sony and Chinese manufactures.
Samsung, Apple, Google abandoned it on almost all phones. Even Xiaomi, Oppo/OnePlus and Honor abandoned it on many models.
Maybe in the future the tide will turn and we will once again have it.
It's one of the reasons I got an Xperia. All the other devices I looked at had some combination of no headphone jack, excessively rounded corners, curved screens, or an intrusive camera notch. The Xperia was the only device on the market that appealed to me in comparison, plus it has an SD Card slot so hopefully the flash memory will last longer.
Thinking about it, one could say that Sony is culturally far behind the other flagship brands in failing to keep up with the (what I would consider regressive) trends in smartphone releases. They're one of the few Japanese companies that release their phones overseas. If they'd made a product that was more appealing to the masses with the expectations set by most brands, then I probably wouldn't have cared for it. But given how much of an outlier the Xperia series is, it feels like something stops them from doing so.
Other choices with a headphone jacks are unfortunately limited, you have Sony, but their phones are super Expensive, not well supported and availability isn't the best.
Your headphone cable magically gets six inches longer and now plugs into your phone.
Problem solved.