Fairphone 6 Set to Launch with Repairable Parts and Impressive Specs

Tech Authority
Jun 15
3 min read

What you need to Know

Fairphone 6 features a highly modular design with interchangeable accessories like card holders and lanyards.
Users can easily replace parts like the battery, display, USB-C port, speakers, and cameras themselves.
Runs Android 15 out of the box for the latest software experience.
Equipped with a 4415mAh battery and supports 33W fast charging.
Global launch is set for June 25 at a price of €549.

The Fairphone 6 is set to hog the limelight as it launches officially on June 25th, and before the launch, key details have already surfaced online. Being a brand synonymous with sustainability, repairability, and responsible sourcing, Fairphone appears set to break new grounds with the Fairphone 6 by unveiling a phone that supports modularity like never before.

At the core of the Fairphone 6 is its modularity philosophy something that Fairphone has always believed in, but this time around, the company is going one step further. As per the leaks posted by X (formerly Twitter) user @MysteryLupin, the Fairphone 6 will be compatible with a range of swap-out accessories. They consist of a card holder, a lanyard, and even a retaining ring that enhances the grip and usability of the device a clever but useful addition.

But most of all, what distinguishes it is its user-repairability level. Consumers will be able to replace several parts on their own without the aid of professionals. These are the replaceable parts: the battery, USB-C port, speaker, earpiece, front camera, top internal cover, and even the screen. This do-it-yourself-friendly approach may become the new standard in sustainable technology, enabling users to extend the life cycle of their device enormously something a world engulfed in electronic trash sorely needs.

Despite being a modularity-first device, the Fairphone 6 does not skimp on performance. Here is an outline of what lies beneath:

Display: The phone comes with a 6.31-inch pOLED LTPO display at a resolution of 1116 x 2484 pixels with a silky 1–120Hz variable refresh rate, shielded by Gorilla Glass 7i for added durability.
Processor: It runs on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 SoC, which is a strong chipset that finds the best balance between power consumption and reliable mid-range performance.
Memory & Storage: The device features 8GB of RAM and 256GB of inbuilt storage, which can be expanded to 2TB through microSD card an uncommon and appreciated option in 2025.
Cameras: The Fairphone 6 features a 32MP selfie camera and video call camera. On the back, it has a 50MP main camera with f/1.56 aperture, supported by a 13MP ultra-wide-angle camera (f/2.2) which is more than sufficient to capture most photography requirements with ease.

Software-wise, the Fairphone 6 comes with Android 15 pre-installed, giving customers the latest features, security patches, and future-proofed software updates. Other features include support for eSIM, a 4415mAh battery with 33W fast charging, side-mounted fingerprint reader, NFC, and two-piece colorful back panel design.

On aesthetics, the back design features a top and bottom back cover, which comes in various colors. Consumers will be free to combine these components, infusing an element of personalization that is not common in smartphones today.

Fairphone 6 will cost €549 and become available worldwide on June 25th. At this price point, Fairphone is still after users who prioritize repairability, ethical supply chain practices, and longevity over specs, although it's obvious that with this launch, the company is coming closer to a balance between the two.

The Fairphone 6 seems to be a game-changer in the sense that it is going to please both environmentally friendly consumers and technology enthusiasts. It has modularity and repairability combined with decent mid-range hardware, timely software updates, and a new design approach. In an era of sealed-up phones and short upgrade times, Fairphone 6 is a beacon of sustainable innovation.

Stay tuned to AndroBranch for more updates as the June 25 launch approaches!