Fairphone Debuts Repairable Gen 6+ in the US for $650

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Fairphone is finally selling its repairable, modular Android phone Gen 6+ in the US for $650 (via Amazon and Fairphone.com), backed by a 10/10 iFixit repairability score, a 5-year warranty and software updates through 2033. The device emphasizes sustainability (more than 50% fair-trade or recycled materials, e-waste neutral) with affordable DIY parts (screen $90, USB‑C port $20, battery $40) and 12 swappable modules; it’s certified for T-Mobile and AT&T, with carrier/MVNO partnerships pursued, and offers an optional Murena OS version for $699. Brand expansion includes US market growth and ongoing two‑year device cadences.
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