This is the Fairphone 5. It was announced even sooner than Fairphone 4. As with its predecessors, the premise is the same: the phone wants to last as long as possible and so if you are planning not to change your smartphone for, say, 5 years, the new Fairphone 5 will have you covered.
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Fairbuds XL Headphones: It Has 11 Modular Parts, Including The Joystick
Fairphone is the first sustainable phone company but it is definitely not the first in making sustainably designed headphones. And so yes, the company that makes sustainable phones has introduced its first pair of audio cans, the Fairbuds XL Headphones.
Fairphone 4: Modular Design, Upgradeable, Repairable, And Now Fast Too
Remember Fairphone? The phone that promised to be sustainable through upgradeability, and repairability? Well, the Dutch company really lives up to its promise by releasing the 4th-gen device only two years after the last. Though sooner than it was between Fairphone 2 and Fairphone 3, it is still quite a long period by today’s standards.
Fairphone 3: A Truly Sustainable Smartphone Made With Responsibly Sourced Materials
In an age where handset makers are making handsets not repairable by individuals, Dutch social enterprise Fairphone is going the opposite way. Building on the concept modularity the brand introduced in Fairphone 2, the new Fairphone 3 strikes a balanced between performance and sustainability.
Fairphone Outs 2nd Generation Socially Responsible Phone and it Now Touts Modularity
Remember the socially responsible phone that is made from conflict-free materials and by workers who are not underpaid and/or ill-treated? Well, the company behind it, the Netherlands-based phone maker, is back with a second generation Fairphone, aptly named, Fairphone 2. This latest iteration maintains the very ethos the company lives by and now promised more …
Fairphone – A Socially Responsible Smartphone
this is something really new. a socially responsible smartphone? yea. it is what it says it is. a phone that promised to be transparent about its existence from how it is made, right down to where the materials that are used to manufacture the handset comes from. this Netherlands-based social enterprise wants to assure