Arlo: I've never been into flagships, but it's nice to see someone making effort in sustainability, still think they're missing the mark on performance and features, though
Neon Wolf: Fairphone's mission is all well and good but can someone explain to me how 'ethically sourced materials' translates to this phone's mediocre performance?
Null Pulse: finally some honesty about what average means, love it when a phone just does its job without getting overly ambitious
Milan: it's actually refreshing to see a 'phone that doesn't overpromise just to make an impact. for once, it's okay to be unremarkable
Nora Rana: I've been following Fairphone's mission to disrupt the status quo and they're not quite there yet. Don't get me wrong, I love the values but average phones at a
Bergamir: it's good to see fairphone doing its own thing despite not being for everyone. always felt like the real point of these phones was to encourage people to rethink their upgrade habits,
Diego: finally a manufacturer that's embracing averageness. no gimmicks or oversized cameras needed. just a solid device that doesn't pretend to be something it's not. 📴
Arlo Okafor: Finally a mainstream brand that's acknowledging 'average' as a viable goal. Not everything needs to be revolutionary to be good
Emma: it's nice that fairphone is still out there doing their thing
Echo Raven: haven't heard anything about this until now but happy to see it finally get some attention
Lucasrossi: people are still tripping over how "admirable" it is to use recycled materials and stuff - like, sure, that's nice, but can you make the thing last
Ashen Beacon: actually pretty glad they finally got the price right. nothing groundbreaking here but it's about time someone made a usable midrange that doesn't break the bank