Fairphone 3+ Durability Test! - it feels like cheating...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 พ.ค. 2024
- The Fairphone 3 is a modular smartphone that suposidly is super easy to repair, and replace parts of. But is the Fairphone 3 durable? The only way to find out is with a JerryRigEverything Durability Test. This time, we'll start off by exploring the FairPhone 3's insides, since that is what it is desigend for. Then we will see what the phone is made of and if the FairPhone 3 can survive every day life.
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Fairphone:
Makes phone modular
Other phone manufacturers:
That's illegal
Lol
Fairphone:
How 'bout If I do it anyways 😂
@@Kitty-SicarioSan 😂🤣
@@Fairphone you really real fairphone lmao 😂 didn't knew you'd reply
it was project called the ARA project that was better but google and all the phone companies stood against
As an electronic technician specialised in repairing smaller electronics specifically: This, this is what we need in the world not more glue and more components you can barely take apart without breaking shit left right and center even if you do know what you are doing.
This is how shit should be done these days, we are already drowning in electric waste that is too expensive to repair.
True fixing my phone was like going thru hell
ud lose ur job tho
The sheer amount of electric waste and how hard stuff is to repair is intentional, though, corporations make more money if they can force people to throw their old thing and buy a new one, planned obselescense, or however that second word is spelled. Can we as a species afford to keep doing this? Nope it's literally killing the planet. Is it ethical? Gods fucking no. But until we can deal with the root cause of the problem, the greed of businessowners and the systems which enable them to act on it, we can't do much about it.
That phone is thick though . Also water will be its number one enemy
wouldve been cool but the name is kinda lame and screen has big bezels :/ Being thick is not much of a problem but its def not ideal to use it under rain. Cool idea althoug for $500 you can get much better phones :/
So, we learned two things from this video:
- Fairphone made a kind of phone that Google gave up on. Check.
- We all missed Art Class with Jerry. Check.
I must admit that I thought he was going to draw something else.... a bit ruder....
@@savagedriver1967 me too
@@savagedriver1967 maybe eggplant.
3 things. Macs can't be upgraded.
Yeah, I don't know why Google gave up on that Project Ara stuff. Too damn bad.
Being a dutch person myself, i was surprised to see the company is from The Netherlands. They're seriously not marketing this enough cause I've never seen or heard about this phone till this video...
Edit: 7 months later, first ad i've ever received for the fairphone 4. So they're making progress.
It's one of the first phones you'll find when looking for something not manufactured in China.
dutch people good
they arent producing enough i think
They used to have quite a bit of performance issues so I am not sure marketing would help since people would be disappointed. Back at Fairphone 2 it was only really an enthusiast phone. Much like foldable phones you pay a high price both in durability and performance per dollar. So it is very much an enthusiast phone, but in the sustainable, responsible enthusiast rather than the tech enthusiast. I hope the Fairphone 3+ will solve these issues as I do like what they are trying to do.
In Germany you do hear about it although not as much
“Computers have been module since the beginning, and can swap internals- *whispers* unless you own a Mac”
Omg 🤣
2:37 😂😂😂
*sad sounds for the people who own a mac
@@vonan6849 well it‘s there choice to own one and mostly importantly it‘s a conscious decision. Wouldn‘t judge on that just because one doesn‘t a like company or concept of products.
@@AdrianSFS that's steve jobs vision
@@AdrianSFS apple user?
Fairphone : "Designed to Open"
Jerry : "I'm into that shit, man"
I guess the phone makers made it for Jerry 😳😂
His name is Zack, not Jerry
@@editoons15 Jerry suits him more😆
@@LiegeMaximo That's true
@@editoons15 indeed.
Scratching the phone makes my soul tremble every time
That's the perfect way to describe it lol
Apple: We SaVe ThE wOrLd
Samsung: We Do ThIs As WeLl
Fairphone: Look at this idiots
So true
So cringe
This 100%. The only way to save the planet is by making it more repairable
samsung really works for the military and say they save the world??
@@leporid257 samsung will laugh at any stupid thing apple does or says and then do and say the same
Samsung: permanent battery
Apple: permanent glass
Fairphone: i’m gonna do what’s called a pro gamer move
Red u sus
@@Gamerin-kz4pz every time
amogus 😳😳😳
@@kingcactus4656 don't kill me let me do my elerict task
@@Gamerin-kz4pz i’m not the imposter i have scan
I would love to see a Fairphone with high end components.
and with a decent design
Technically any fair phone can have high end components, considering you can kinda customise it, which I think is a brilliant idea
@@marcomarcio950 I actually like the fact it's made out of recycled plastic
honestly, the only reason i havent bought one is cause my current phone is working well, the 3+ also got the cameras to an acceptable level
Should be the same price
Definitely a step in the right direction. Being able to repair a phone that we can continue to use is the best way to limit E waist. My next phone will be a Fairphone. I've had a look and I can't get it in Australia. So hope we can get them soon.
You can't buy one online?
Doesn't seem to deliver to Australia...
Except for newer iPhones... all phones are repairable. Even by yourself, if you want to take the risk. This is just a stupid step. You repair your phone once every 2 years, at the most. And paying £500 for £200 worth of extremely old hardware just to fix it yourself is just stupid too. But, each to their own. Not my money.
@@wheezel55 See the thing is, repairing your own phone is something completely outside of the comfort zone to most. Also, I know allot of people that need their phone repaired more times then the usual 2 year timeline due to accidental damage. Be it to the screen or a button to a charging port. If these things are as easy as they are to fix on the Fairphone, more users would be able to keep a longer phone lifespan. Specs, on the other hand, could be better. But to most users that look for longevity don't chase flagship specs. They just want a reliable, easy to use, easy to repair phone.
@@wheezel55 The Fairphone isn't just about repairability though, it's also more ethical and environmentally friendly. For example, they pay their factory workers in China 4x as much as other manufacturers. They set up a whole program, which other manufacturers like Tesla joined afterwards, for ensuring ethical cobalt sourcing which wouldn't involve child labour.
Basically, they do a lot more with that extra money than just make a repairable phone.
Zack: Unless you own a Mac
Me: Shit, my headphones broke...
"And the winner of the most repairable smartphone award 2022 goes to...."
Yep ..we all know who's the winner 😂
It's better to buy a midranger phone instead of this repairable phone
Mi 11
Fairphone
Nokia 800
I would love having Jerry's voice as an option in Siri or Google
Same 😀😀😀
Amen to that
Hey Zach. What's 0 divided by 0
M2
Jerry bhakt is here lol
This is what the *Google's Project Ara* was all about, "technically". Google launched a prototype and Fairphone made a purchasable phone!
its similar, but the difference is, on project ara google try to make it can hot swap between some component, and the base is a very cheap phone. still this fair phone is something new on global phone era, hope other company make similar thing to fairphone
@@fadhilatuttasyriqulhajjass6048 Yeah you're right, "Project Ara", was about a quick swap of components, while this needs the back cover to be removed and unscrewed, but principally they both can swap components
@SharQ seems like youre the only one understanding that this aint the same as project ara
And they are all stupid ideas
im pretty sure the ideas and tech from project Ara became the moto z line of phones. Too bad Lenovo completely botched that idea (way overpriced phone and way overpriced mods)
Back here just to note that Fairphone 4 was announced last week, including multiple cameras, more onboard storage (two options, both still with additional slot for a memory card). It’s also bigger and faster, and has a bigger battery too.
Hope we can get a teardown/stress test of it when it hits the stores.
no 3.5 jack though
Words of the day from Zack: "ᵘⁿˡᵉˢˢ ʸᵒᵘ ᵒʷⁿ ᵃ ᴹᵃᶜ" 😂
Which is quite funny since many new Windows laptops aren’t upgradable either
That shocked the hell outta me..... Zack don't be doing this to the sound
@@ElijahCiali Most new ones still have replaceable RAM and M.2 storage
@@brandon_nope Most of the Ultrabooks are not upgradeable
@@brandon_nope Most new windows laptop especially not the gaming one, have soldered RAM. Many ultrabooks have soldered ram+m.2 too. Yes most of them have one additional RAM slot. But if the onboard RAM was broken, then R.I.P.
No one noticed that Jerry's drawing ability had improved in 2 years😂😂
Scratch a thumbs-up for that. 👍
😅😅😅
When he started drawing I got scared for a second
If I wasn't a broke 15 year old I would totally buy one. This is such a cool concept and we need more of these in this industry
(Edit) I am no longer a broke 15 year old, I worked 45-50hrs a WK over summer and now have a net worth higher than %90 of people my age. But this device is not supported by any carrier in the US :(
Broke 15 year olds raise your hands ✋😓
@@KarenTookTheKids I'm 11
I started working at 13 u can too
@@BlueSquad00 I'm 15 and I can't even go out
@@KarenTookTheKids 🙋♂️
Imagine if companies like Apple and Samsung were this considerate for their customers, no more planned obsolescence, easy and cheaply repairable devices. It makes them look all the more petty when they stopped shipping chargers.
Wait, they stopped shipping chargers!? that's ridiculous!! (I didn't know because I haven't bought a new phone in at least 4 years)
@@KarlSnarks Apple led the trend to stop shipping chargers with their phones, citing environmental reasons, but has not lower the cost of their phones. Samsung and others quickly followed suit but some company did reduce their price of the phones a tiny little bit. However, as funny as it sounds, lower cost Android phones often still come with a charger, while the flagship Androids were the ones omitting it.
Jesus christ I thought someone was whispering to me in my left ear while I was alone at 1AM when he said "Unless you own a mac"
I must be deaf but when did he say that???
2:39
@@ChrisOReilly it's like reeally low volume and it was from just my left speaker on my headphones.....
@@44r0n6 yeah that’s weird
I thought my airpods stopped working properly 😄
This phone will probably win the easiest phone to repair award at the end of the year
Thanks for so many like I really appreciate it
You predicted future
Sure it will. It's designed and supposed to be that way. Wich is fantastic. Well, there was a time, when phones used Plastic Covers, that revealed a removeable Battery and were opened by a few Screws, making replacing something relatively painless. Not on the same level as this thing, wich is designed to be maintained, but still pretty quick and painless. Fixing my Galaxy S4, my first Smartphone was no big deal at all, super easy. Those days are gone unfortunately, now everything has a Glass Backpannel, that is utterly useless and glued in place, so no getting into it without a Heatgun and tools .
@@sagichdirdochnicht4653 big deal. 5 minutes of your life wasted to open up a phone but you also get water resistance 🤡🤡🤡
Yea
@@propersod2390 There are other ways to implement water resistance. Take a look at the Galaxy S5, wich suprise suprise, was easy to open and fix, had a removeable Battery and yet it was fucking waterproof, mr Clownsmiley.
Plus, it often takes WAY longer then 5 fucking MInutes to open one of those newer phones, at least if you don't want to break anything, wich happens easily with fucking glass. And it doesn't stop there, Mr Clownsmiley. Many Components are mounted in a way, that replacing them is a ROYAL pain in the fucking arse. Wich is why not anyone can or wants to repair a phone or don't get it fixed - because when it requires quite soome time + cost of the replacement parts make it quite expansive.
Also, BEFORE every device was waterproof, water damage defenetly happend sometime, but honestly, that doesn't happen THAT often. I mean I'm kinda careless with that thing, because it ain't a fucking fashion statement, I use it daily at work and it just gotta fucking work. I drop that damn thing constantly (Pro Tipp: Cases (who completely defeat the purpose of fancy glass plates ) and glass screen protectors ). But never have I came to a situation, were I actually needed it to be water proof. Except that one time with my non water proof Galaxy S4 were I fell completely drunken into a small river at a festival. It worked completely fine after that tough.
I own a fairphone 3 and I have to say: don't buy it if you need it to work absolutely 100% of the time. Because they are a small company their support is quite cumbersome and answers with a delay of about 2 weeks, but they want to help if you give them time (there is a forum too for help). I find it helpful when someone close to you also has a fairphone, in case you think a module is not working, so you can swap and test it.
Besides that I am really glad I bought this phone, with a gcam port for images and open camera for videos this phone is definitely a good fit for me :')
I want something I can swap stuff around in. Had a pixel 2 for ages, with a faulty battery I can't repair. Can't wait for my fairphone.
Never heard of this phone but i really like the concept. Thanks Zach for bringing it out
"And, boom. New phone. Who dis?"
The most Swag thing I've heard coming from Zach 🤣
Looking for this comment 😀😀
Lol I thought you were the real oompaville lol
You mean his name isnt Jerry!!1!!1
2:31
Is his name Zack or Jerry ?
Random kid: "androids have their batteries fall out"
Fairphone: *that's the point*
I hate that android battry thing as it's barely even true anymore, but this, this was funny
@@auliamate Yeah it was pretty cringe thinking utility was worse than luxury; alas I miss the days of replaceable batteries
@@SiamHossain7 I don't miss it but I wish somebody makes a phone in which every component can be changed by the user if it goes bsd
@@superior7387 You're looking at it.
@@SiamHossain7 same
Zach: So I've been roasting Apple for almost a decade now
I fell out of my chair when he said "new phone who dis?"🤣
Wasn’t sure where that drawing was going at the start but happy where it ended
Haha, I was thinking what you were thinking.
I thought he might be drawing a Tulip! The phone _is_ from The Netherlands. 😉
same
Yup, same.
Fairphone: We created a phone that is safe for the environment because it can be repaired
Apple: How dare you?
@@Fairphone from this comment i literally watch your videos and subscribe. interesting
@@Fairphone I really like what your doing I might make my next phone one of yours.
@@Fairphone Well done with... everything. Subscribe it is. Also wish you best in future.
@@Fairphone Haven't even heard of Fairphone but its automatically better than apple
Apple and Samsung: not including chargers for environmental reasons
Fair phone : you _DARE_ use my own spells against me?!!
Thanks for the video! I really would like to see a full teardown of the Fairphone3+, including a teardown of the modules and the metal shield from the mainboard.
Yessssss! So happy to see fairphone here! Its not top of the line, but personally the environment is more imoprtant. Would love to see modular camera options
Fairphone: designed to be opened
Other phone companies: you weren't supposed to do that
"normallly i'm not like that"
*designed to ne opened*
I'm going to look into this. I already have a good phone, but if it's not too pricey, this is the sorta thing I would like to support with my money and see grow into a more evolved product.
If they get the prices down for the modular parts and distribute them to most retailers so customers wouldn't have to wait for longer than the next day, I could imagine this becoming a thing.
And they should also remove the brand's name from the front and add it to the back instead.
@@hadis5160 as a fairphone 3 owner for over a year I can attest that it is a nice phone. Just the camera and slightly underpowered soc mean that it is not for "pros" or whatever. For me however it is perfect. The logo on the back can be removed but indeed the logo on front is indeed annoying.
it is indeed more expensive, but that's because it's a small company and the parts aren't made by slave workers.
Im gonna get myself one of these too once i get my first paycheck, definitely something good to support here
If you buy one and don't need it, donate it to someone who needs a phone. Fairphone is all about reducing out resource consumption and their motto has always been: the most sustainable phone is the one you already have!
Don't just buy one if you don't have a good use for it or will totally defeat the purpose :)
Thank you for what you have done for Scar!
FINALLY a repairable phone with everything the new phone makers say we don't need and have taken away from us. Replaceable battery and screen, expandable storage and a headphone jack.
If they make a big screen model I'm sold.
This gives me flashbacks to the times where if my phone was out of battery, no problem, open that bad boy up, place replace it with a fully charged one, and continue with another 10 hours of content!
Apple and Samsung should learn from this, when claiming they care about the environment, though I'm mainly glaring at Apple here.
Still have a Motorola cd160 as my car backup. Runs on standard AA batteries.
Yup... would always have 2 or three spare batteries on hand.
Sending positive thoughts out to Fairphone :)
They couldnt care less about the envoirment. Its everything about profit, even the battery charger removal.
Are there shits where you can shits the battery while the other battery is in your phone
I still use my galaxy s4 with swapable battery.
That's how you protect environment. Not by selling a phone and it's charger separately.
The idea is like apple and Samsung doing it now as well that most people already have a charger at home and wouldn't need to get a new one. But Fairphone plays this card for a few years now. They where be much faster than all the others out there.
@@stefan3641 Except that the old chargers do not support the full charging capacity of the new phones. In Samsung, old chargers don't support Super Fast Charging and in Apple the old chargers are lower wattage than what's needed PLUS Apple decided to do this dick move right when they released their Type C charger for iphones. Coincidence? Stop thinking like sheep
I saw that other guy video too
@@akahil91 this is a moot point as the majority of people don't need rapid charging to make it through the day with today's power efficiency
@@stefan3641 See, I bought an iPhone 11 when the new iPhone 12 lineup came out. After using an iPhone XS Max, I thought ok I'll put this up for exchange. So I got the iPhone XS Max exchanged for the iPhone 11, which I knew wouldn't come with the charging brick because of Apple's new policy, but I was fine with it because I already had a brick (from an iPad 3).
But once I get the new iPhone, I find out the USB cable it came with is not compatible with my adapter, because all the old adapters (including the one I had with the iPhone XS Max) were USB A, when the new cable they supplied was USB C. So now I had to buy the 20W adapter, the new USB C one, because my old adapter was not compatible.
That's not an eco-friendly move. That's a dick move.
This is one of the best videos and reviews for this month
Great review commentary. I hope the market will accept these types of fair products
Jerry: scratches phone
TH-cam captions: [Music]
Why is this so funny 😂😂😂😂
@@PhantomMight because it’s true lol
It's music to Jerry's ears.
@@LandoCalrissiano 😂😂😂
Scratches level 6 and deeper groves at level 7
Now I am interested in a video where your grandma actually DOES repair this phone...
that was a joke dude chill out
I love how I joke about the joke and apparently I am taken seriously XD I appreciate the info though Yuna. :)
The joke about the joke made it funnier
Joke or not its actually a video i would love to see, seriously.
@Tano are you saying that you're the representative for all of them ?
Love the concept
That's awesome concept in this time 👍👍👍
The phone that turns a normal person into Jerry rig everything
Literally thought it said “fat phone”
And when he said “This is phone right for everybody” I almost died
Me too
@@vonan6849 lol
It's thickkk phone
Lmfaooo
@@joshuadunald4991 lmao 🤣
Would love to see a fairphone 4 review
Btw love the vid 👏🏼
Awesome Concept! Hope more phones in future adopt to this...
Zack: Scratches the side of the phone with a razor
TH-cam Captions: [M U S I C]
But it's true
Captions ain't wrong....
modern music...
*1:45** "My grandma could probably fix this phone by herself"*
*~Jerry*
Duh!
He is zack tho
62 likes for quoting what he said in the video 😑👏
@@ace306 no he is 47
@@DarahaasYajamanyam 🙄
Love it, only thing it needs is the cameras as you said!
I love this concept!
unbelievable how modular it is! The EU should make those modularity things a requirement!
“My grandma could replace it by herself” Jerry said to smartphones manufactures these days
Do you want to date me? Then I have to shatter your dreams: I am in a relationship with TWO women! They are also loyal fans of me, YT Megastar AxxL! Please don't cry, dear nam
@@AxxLAfriku No, I do not.
@@AxxLAfriku no, get out.
I wasn't familiar with his kind of tests... it really hurt looking at this! But now I know what it's capable of, thank you!
I love Jerry's voice, it's so calm and it's like someone is reading or telling me a story.🤭
Still rooting for this phone and brand.
"It has a headphone jack, nice to see."
that part was hilarious
amogus
amogus
amogus
brainwashin- oh i ment to say amogus
Yep. Because the previous model didnt even have one 😂. Thankfully they do refurbished upgraded fairphone 3's at the moment, with headphone jack, an NFC unit and more, so theyre getting better, not to mention the new fairphone 4 too.
You are Genius , God bless you Sir for sharing information
Very nice to see these phones! Make them better with more camera modules and support this company!
I laughed so hard at the 'Unless you own a Mac' part 😂😂😂😂😂
When?
@@alexp4025 around 7 in right headphone
@@lenward474 left
I actually thought that my headphone got broke 😂 bcz of that i repeated that part .
Sorry for my english 😅
@@mohammadmujammil5584 lol
Lol 😆 🤣 😂
"Unless you own a MAC"
Thought my headphones got spoiled
4:20 “unless you’ve got a mac” 😂😂
I dink you got le wrong timestamp, brudda.
I can't wait to see you with the fairphone4 it's already out and this is a game changer
distant voice: "unless you own a mac"
cracked me up more than it should have XD
Everytime i see the bend test my anxiety levels goes through the roof
That's why we're here.
This is an amazing concept..
I really like this idea, I don't need the most updated phone and although nice, the best camera isn't even close to a requirement for me.
And now we have a winner for
"The Most repairable phone of 2021"
"we haven't seen back covers in years"
Motorola: "am I a joke to you?"
Thats a very good concept
What others see: plastic back
What Zack sees: canvas to Demonstrate his artistic side
What I see: a back that doesn’t cost $400 to fix it you drop the phone without a case.
Zack: "We see the letters engraved into the *plastic* edges"
Me: thank god...
Yeah thank God it's plastic 😂 the metal screeching sound is horrible! But so on brand 😏
More like... thank dad!
@@impeccablyivy5021 If I add a "dy" to the end of dad is that too much?
@@slappyrats calling god daddy? I mean... That's to the discretion of an actually religious person
@@impeccablyivy5021 LMAO I mean you right 🤷♂️. I was talking about Jerry lol didn't realize the main person who wrote this thread was named Jesus Christ 😂
Nice! I still have an old Lenovo Motorola G3, it can be opened and upgraded in terms of battery and storage, but not to the same degree as the FairFone. This is cool!
After a long time removable battery phone!! We missed you buddy😭😭
Imagine the life of a phone, when it opens up, and it sees a muscular bald guys scratch and break it up
Ikr
Thats pain
Imao
The phone be like : ah shit, here we go again
*P A I N*
I hope this becomes the new normal for main stream phones, haven't been able to just open the back in ages
I'm actually very excited for this.
4:35 They had us in the first half, not gonna lie
When its Jerry, it isn't cheating, its Fair! Glad we are going into Modular 👍👍👍
Agreed
Wow, this is actually a project we should support!
Really missed that clacking sound while fixing that back panel from the old day's ...
That sound feels so satisfying. 😌😌😌
Thumbs up to Fairphone for implementing the concept and Jerry for his super cool videos. Could be awesome if consumers can choose some components of the phone based on their usage. For example the company can provide 2 or 3 options on the components say a battery of 3500 mah or 4500 mah, screen size of 5 inch or 6 inch etc...
This should be called the ”JerryRigExperience” smartphone
2:38 a slight roast, in JRE style 😎😂
1:45 ah yes this is what I'm waiting for!
Grannyrigeverything
Underrated comment
💀
Would love to see you upgrade this version once parts for it come out. Just to show this aspect of the phone.
Heat Gun and Suction cup be like: Ahh Jerry kept us waiting today🙄
"Unless you own a mac"
This one got me so bad😂😂💔
ok
Ok
Ok
ok
Awesome idea!
4:11
Ears be like - *It's a good day for us*
Just about the coolest phone ever. I'd love to see something like this but with better software support, more powerful SoC, and better cameras.
That would be great, be able to upgrade your phone you do your pc, but the big companies money ir more important 🤦🏾♂️
I want a bigger display
Also would not mind it made out of metal, even with the added cost.
What do you mean "better software support"? Fairphone is still working on the next Android upgrade for the Fairphone 2, which has already received a few. And that phone is 6 years old by now. The Fairphone 3+ will receive the same amount of upgrades, so software support is excellent and I don't see how it could be better.
@@OneKnifeYeHand The Fairphone 2 did not have any update since December 2019, so if they still work on it, not releasing security updates for over a year is crazy. Like what are you supposed to do, get a new phone for a year, then come back?
bro imagine the economics of scale if these guys had the reach of apple or samsung...we could be buying replacement screen for like $50...swapping in a bigger battery whenever....probably being able to keep a phone fresh for 5+ years
Yeah, pretty much everything would just cost half as much. Even their CEO said, that the additional cost for fairness ist about 10 € or something like that. The rest is just bad economy of scale.
imagine hearing "Yeah invest 10€ to cut down on slavery and mafia" and going "naw"
wtf
Nice video!
6:10 I imagine one of the gold touch pads lost connection-
My internet: same.
fairphone: makes everything modular
other companies: unfair
Not really. Every component of this phone is overpriced and outdated.
@@conscireshooter the entire phone is almost equal to the price of screen replacement for an iPhone
@@harshdhamu9915 how much is it?
@@davidobrien8683 about 400 euros
@@harshdhamu9915 you can't compare it to an iphone. It has wayyy lesser specs. 400 euros is 35,000 INR.
You want to pay Rs35,000 for an outdated phone? One that can't even compete with a Rs10,000 MI/Realme phone.
As for the screen replacement, its 100 Euros. That's approximately 8500 INR.
Even Samsung charges way less for a full AMOLED panel replacement.
Hell, you can even get a 144Hz 24inch IPS gaming monitor at that price.
Once my phone breaks I'm buying a fairphone.
2:38 Unless you’re a Mac 🤣👌🏻 that was awesome
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Cool to see the Fairphone featured on such a large channel. Thanks again for your review!
Hello Jerry, I feel that having a sustainable phone is getting more important than having a cutting edge phone. Further, I feel Fairphone will catch to the big players and the big players will also learn considering Fairphone as a serious competitor
I don't think this is possible.
@@chrisa1944 yeah kinda bit tricky
many company want to make new breaktrough rather than sustainable technology