The upcoming generation of ethical and repairable smartphones is approaching, with the Fairphone 6 at the forefront. Recently leaked images have unveiled the design of this highly awaited device, which is expected to debut on June 25th. The Fairphone 6 is rumored to include 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage, offered in a variety of color choices. Staying committed to Fairphone’s dedication to sustainability, the device will uphold a modular design, enabling users to conveniently swap out components such as cameras, speakers, batteries, and USB-C ports. With a price tag around €549.99, it is set to be more budget-friendly than its predecessor, the Fairphone 5. The phone will provide interchangeable back covers and accessories, including card holders and lanyards.
The Fairphone 6 is likely to be available in Horizon Black, Cloud White, and Forest Green color options, featuring a two-part back cover design with interchangeable colors. The modularity applies to accessories as well, with retailers already offering items like card holders and lanyards. The device will support interchangeable rear and selfie cameras, earpieces, speakers, USB-C ports, displays, and batteries. Although the latest render only depicts the front of the device, additional information is expected to surface soon. The Fairphone 6 is projected to launch at a cost of around €549.99, slightly lower than the Fairphone 5’s initial price of €699.
