Phones

Fairphone 6+

Released September 2026 · Full specs on GSMArena

77

✓ Reviewers agree · spread ±5

Consensus of 6 reviews. How this is calculated.

The Verge82
Wired81
Android Police79
Trusted Reviews79
Tech Advisor77
Tom's Guide68
Each dot is one review, adjusted for how that publication usually scores; the line is our consensus. The closer the dots sit to the line, the more the reviewers agree.

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Key specs

Released
September 2026
Launch price (US)
$649
Launch price (UK)
£569
Launch price (Europe)
€649
Form factor
Standard
OS
Android
Display
6.3″
Main camera
50 MP
Telephoto lens
No
Battery
4,415 mAh
Wired charging
30 W
Chipset
Snapdragon 7s Gen 4
Base storage
256 GB
Weight
193 g
Water resistance
IP55
Software updates
7 years
Sold in
US, UK, Europe

What the reviewers said

Tom's Guide US

3.5/5Oct 9, 2026

A repairable, long-supported mid-range phone with a strong five-year warranty, but weak cameras, sluggish performance and a bland design make its $649 price hard to justify.

  • Class-leading five-year warranty covering parts and labor
  • DIY repairability and modular rear cover accessories
  • Software support guaranteed through 2033
  • Solid battery life of about 13 hours 19 minutes
  • Fast 30W charging and bright outdoor-visible display
  • Over-processed cameras with weak low-light performance
  • Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 benchmarks trail rivals
  • Choppy gaming frame rates in graphics tests
  • Bland, blocky design with thick bezels
  • High $649 price versus iPhone 17e and Pixel 10a
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Trusted Reviews UK

4/5Oct 2, 2026

A repairability-focused phone with a bright OLED and good battery life, but its Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 lags rivals and the camera lacks telephoto.

  • Easily repairable with widely available spare parts
  • Bright, sharp 120Hz OLED display
  • Solid battery life
  • Funky Cobalt Blue colourway
  • Long software support and five-year warranty
  • Performance trails similarly priced mid-range phones
  • No telephoto lens; zoom detail falls off quickly
  • Plastic build feels less premium
  • Pricier than its predecessor
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Android Police US

8/10Sep 12, 2026

A repairable, ethically produced mid-range phone with long update support. Strong for buyers who value its values, weaker on camera, performance and software polish.

  • Repairable at home with Torx screws and replaceable battery
  • Software and parts support promised until 2033
  • Five-year warranty
  • Fast 27W charging; 50% in about 30 minutes
  • Clean Android with no bloatware or proprietary AI clutter
  • Aggressive power management causes unreliable notifications
  • Camera detail is soft; wide-angle macro lacks autofocus
  • Ambient light sensor and autorotation are frustrating
  • Cannot run top games at 60fps; mid-range performance
  • No wireless charging
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Wired US

8/10Sep 9, 2026

A repairable, ethically made Android phone now finally sold in the US. Good performance and battery life, with weaker cameras, plastic feel, and carrier gaps, especially on Verizon.

  • Repairable with user-replaceable battery and 11 other parts
  • Seven years of software updates promised through 2033
  • Five-year warranty
  • Smooth performance with 12GB RAM
  • Expandable storage via microSD and 256GB base
  • Plasticky feel
  • Not supported on Verizon or its MVNOs
  • IP55 rating, not waterproof
  • Cameras trail competitors, weak in low light
  • No wireless charging or included USB-C cable
Read the full review at Wired →

The Verge US

8/10Sep 6, 2026

A very average midrange Android phone that is repairable, well supported, and finally sold in the US. Battery and camera are merely adequate, but it is a good package for…

  • Highly repairable with 12 user-replaceable parts
  • Five-year warranty and up to six OS upgrades
  • 12GB RAM for the price
  • Close-to-stock Android without bloat or gimmicky AI
  • Swappable back panels and a physical side switch for focus modes
  • Upfront price is high for a midrange phone
  • IP55 rating, less protected than similarly priced phones
  • Battery life is just okay for heavy users
  • Camera is passable but not great
  • No wireless charging or magnetic attachment ring
Read the full review at The Verge →

Tech Advisor UK

4/5Sep 2, 2026

Sustainability-focused mid-range phone with a nice OLED screen, long warranty and good repairability; performance and battery are only average.

  • Sturdy mid-range build that is repairable with many spare parts
  • Five-year warranty unaffected by user repairs
  • Stylish, vibrant 120Hz OLED screen
  • Clean software with pure Android and local gallery
  • Good daylight photos from the 50MP camera
  • Performance is mid-range rather than top-tier
  • Boxy design less comfortable than earlier Fairphones
  • Average battery life
  • Weak microphone in wind and background noise
  • Speakers could be louder
Read the full review at Tech Advisor →

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