Yes. Although I don’t know what you mean with “software comparability”.
I am still on the stock Android it comes with, which works fine but is still infested with Google stuff. I am not sure about the state of alternative ROMs, but I think it is not bad given how relatively new the hardware is. Personally I plan to switch to PostmarketOS or Mobian once that support matures a bit, but it seems to be almost there now.
I’m also a FP5 user, FP3 before that. Never had any problems whatsoever.
Used /e/ for a while on FP3, that was mostly fine but some annoyances like the camera being less good. So I switched back to stock android. Might try /e/ again soon though.
I haven’t had any problems with apps, audio, bluetooth, anything.
Other than being a bit thick, the Fairphone 5 is actually a very good phone.
Totally agree. I prefer my Fairphone to nearly any other phone I’ve owned.
You have one? I’ve heard bad things about software compatibility.
Yes. Although I don’t know what you mean with “software comparability”.
I am still on the stock Android it comes with, which works fine but is still infested with Google stuff. I am not sure about the state of alternative ROMs, but I think it is not bad given how relatively new the hardware is. Personally I plan to switch to PostmarketOS or Mobian once that support matures a bit, but it seems to be almost there now.
Sorry meant compatibility, thanks for the response. Bluetooth and audio has been working okay?
Yeah, no problems with Bluetooth and audio here. Wifi reception is probably the best I ever had on a smart-phone.
I’m also a FP5 user, FP3 before that. Never had any problems whatsoever.
Used /e/ for a while on FP3, that was mostly fine but some annoyances like the camera being less good. So I switched back to stock android. Might try /e/ again soon though.
I haven’t had any problems with apps, audio, bluetooth, anything.