Fairphone has just unveiled its sleekest and most polished device yet—the Fairphone 6. Known simply as “The Fairphone,” this latest iteration retains everything fans love about the brand—modularity, repairability, and ethical production—while delivering a design that feels refreshingly premium.

Gone are the rounded edges of the Fairphone 4 and 5. In their place? Flat sides reminiscent of the iPhone 16e and Samsung Galaxy S25. The three-lens camera setup remains, but now the lenses sit independently, mirroring the minimalist design trends of today’s flagship smartphones.

But this isn’t about imitation—it’s about evolution. Fairphone isn’t just trying to woo sustainability-focused consumers anymore. They’re aiming at a broader audience. The $696 price tag is steep compared to budget phones, but what you’re buying is longevity, repairability, and value-driven design.

Under the hood, the Fairphone 6 continues the company’s tradition of easily replaceable parts, including the screen, battery, camera, and more. Fairphone’s goal is simple: build a phone that lasts longer, looks better, and appeals to anyone wanting a great smartphone that’s also better for the planet.

In short, the Fairphone 6 may be the first eco-conscious phone that not only talks the talk but also walks the walk in style.

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