With five major OS ugrades and eight years of patches.

Fairphone’s latest repairable device is for people who hate saying goodbye to an old smartphone more than they like buying a new one.

  • @[email protected]English
    27•10 months ago

    I have had my fairphone 5 since October, and I am contempt content with it, ive noticed a few software bugs and made the customer support team aware about them and while I’ll admit their responses are rather slow at times, ive never had a problem with attitude or unhelpfulness so far from them.

    I will do what I can to genuinely keep this phone going until the security updates stop, being able to buy and replace the battery for a respectable 20 quid is incredible.

    I’m also very excitied to see what 2027 brings as that is the year manufacturers are required, if they want to sell in the EU, to make their phones extremely repairable

    • @[email protected]English
      10•10 months ago

      I’m also very excitied to see what 2027 brings as that is the year manufacturers are required, if they want to sell in the EU, to make their phones extremely repairable.

      Now that is something I did not know. Now I’m also very excited.

      • lionkoy5555English
        3•10 months ago

        I expect these companies will still be on top even if they made phones repairable. Like for example, you can only buy parts from official store or else phone will not work

    • @generichate1546English
      9•10 months ago

      In America we’re not making it to 2027… especially if they let the orange gobbling loose.

      • @[email protected]English
        5•10 months ago

        Oh I’m sure that he’ll personally put out his own fair phone. It will be the fairest phone, the fairest of them all! (His mirror told him so.)

        • SharkAttak
          3•10 months ago

          Once my Freedom phone arrives, it will wipe the floor with all the others!
          Any minute now.