US.Fairphone is offering their
256GB The Fairphone Gen 6+ 6.31" OLED 12GB RAM Smartphone (various colors) for
$649.99. Shipping is $6.99 (
via USPS Ground).
Thanks to community member
txdf for finding this deal
Note, ensure you select your choice of colorway before adding to cart
Top Highlights- Modular Design for Quick Repairs
- Open up your Fairphone with a T5 Torx screwdriver and swap parts by yourself
- 12 Affordable Spare Parts
- Pay less for spare parts while avoiding device downtime and service charges
- Five-Year Warranty
- Enjoy industry-leading warranty coverage, giving you extra peace of mind
- Software support till 2033
- Get over-the-air security updates and OS upgrades that ensure optimal performance
Specs/Key Features- Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 Qualcomm QC7635PRO
- 6.31" 1116x2484 LTPO AMOLED 120Hz Fully Laminated Touch Display w/ 50MP Main Camera/Ultra-Wide 13MP Camera/Front Camera 32MP
- 256GB UFS 3.1 Internal Storage w/ MicroSD Up to 2TB Expansion
- 12GB LPDDR5 RAM
- Adreno 810 (940MHz) GPU
- WiFi 6E w/ Bluetooth 5.4 + LE
- 4415mAh User-Removable Lithium Ion Battery (Wireless Charging Not Supported)
- IP55 Water Resistant/Military Grade
- Android 16 w/ Google Gemini (w/ No Preinstalled Third-Party Apps)
Top Comments
Battery
$39.95
Display
$89.95
Main camera
$69.95
Ultra-wide camera
$44.95
Selfie camera
$34.95
Top unit
$39.95
Earpiece
$19.95
USB-C port
$19.95
Top back cover
$9.95
Bottom back cover
$14.95
SIM tray
$7.95
Community Reviews
The Fairphone Gen 6+ stands out as a repairable, sustainability focused smartphone with expandable storage, a user replaceable battery, and inexpensive spare parts that make long term ownership easier. The modular design and five year warranty add to the appeal, especially for light everyday use, talk, text, and other non gaming tasks. The main knocks are the midrange Snapdragon 7s Gen 4, 4400 mAh battery, and several spec limits like USB 2.0, 4K video at 30 fps, and no telephoto lens. US compatibility is also a concern, especially missing Band 14 and possible carrier feature gaps, so it fits best if repairability matters more than flagship specs.
User-replaceable parts can keep the phone usable by swapping components like the battery over time.
Removable battery and expandable storage can support longer ownership and reduce e-waste.
Affordable replacement-part pricing can reduce the cost of repairing common modules like the display and cameras.
The phone can fit everyday talk and text needs without targeting intense Android gaming performance.
The hardware specs can feel limited for the $650 price, including 4K recording at only 30fps and USB 2.0.
AT&T and AT&T-based MVNO users may be blocked by missing Band 14 support and RCS messaging.
The $7 shipping charge can make the overall deal not worth it for some shoppers.
Warranty confidence can be uncertain because a smaller brand's 5-year warranty may not feel trustworthy.
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This is a moderately powered phone and probably not suitable for intense Android gaming. But if what you do mostly is talk, text, etc, this is probably a good fit for you.
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