Fairphone launches its new model: a sustainable smartphone to fight against obsolescence
The mobile phone market welcomes a new benchmark with the arrival of the Fairphone Gen. 6+. This smartphone, sold at a price of 649 euros, stands out for its strong ecological approach, aiming to fight against the planned obsolescence that affects many electronic devices today.
The main feature of this model is its modular design. The phone is composed of 12 parts that can be easily replaced by the user themselves. This characteristic allows the device to be repaired in the event of a breakdown or breakage, thus considerably extending its lifespan and limiting the production of electronic waste.
In addition to its repairability, the manufacturer is banking on consumer trust with an extended five-year warranty. For users concerned about their privacy, the Fairphone Gen. 6+ also offers an interesting option: the installation of the /e/OS operating system, a privacy-respecting alternative to traditional systems.
With this launch, Fairphone confirms its desire to offer a sustainable alternative to the industry giants. This smartphone is aimed at French consumers who wish to combine modern technology with responsible consumption, while benefiting from a device designed to last for several years.