You can buy the Fairphone Gen. 6+ directly in the United States rather than relying on an importer.
It uses standard Android 16 with Google services and carries a stated seven-year update commitment, extending software support beyond the Fairphone Gen. 6 support plan through 2033.
The unlocked $649 model supports 5G, LTE, GSM, NFC, eSIM, and a physical nano-SIM. You can use it with T-Mobile, AT&T, Mint Mobile, Ultra Mobile, or Metro by T-Mobile when the carrier supports the required bands.
Feature | What it means for you |
Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 with Adreno 810 | Handles daily apps, navigation, messaging, and multitasking with 8GB RAM. |
UFS 3.1 storage | Supports responsive app launches and file access. |
Wi-Fi 6E and USB Type-C | Provides modern wireless networking and wired charging or data transfer. |
Corning Gorilla Glass 7i | Adds display protection against everyday handling. |
IP55 rating | Resists dust and water splashes, but you should not submerge it. |
Fairphone prioritizes a repairable design over full water sealing. You can remove the rear cover with two screws and use a T5 Torx driver to replace 12 available parts, including the battery, display, USB Type-C port, cameras, SIM tray, and other internal modules. iFixit rated the earlier Fairphone Gen. 6 a 10 out of 10 for repairability, reflecting the same service-focused approach.
You can choose alternative back panels, a case, a lanyard, a card holder, or a finger loop. Color availability may include Forest Green, Horizon Black, Cloud White, or Cobalt Blue, depending on the retailer.
Earlier U.S. buyers could obtain the Fairphone 6 through Murena with deGoogled /e/OS, which uses open-source apps and different cloud services. The standard model instead targets users who want conventional Android compatibility. Fairphone also emphasizes fair and recycled materials, an approach intended to reduce the device’s carbon footprint and make self-repair more practical.