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Phone Arena
20-06-2025
- Phone Arena
Fresh leak confirms Fairphone 6 comes with two-part backplate
Fairphone 6 is a true modular phone | Images credits: Beyond that, this is just a Receive the latest Android news By subscribing you agree to our terms and conditions and privacy policy Fairphone 6 achieves Class A for repairability and durability | Image credit: Fairphone 6 is a rather compact device, which is why it sports a 6.31-inch LTPO-based P-OLED display with 1 to 120 Hz dynamic refresh rate. Due to the modular aspect of its chassis, Fairphone 6 is not waterproof, but it does feature IP55 certification, which makes it dust- and splash-resistant. One very important aspect about Fairphone 6 is that it achieved Class A for both repairability and durability. No confirmed release date is available yet, but rumor has it Fairphone 6 should be launched in Europe on June 25. The phone will be available for purchase for €550. Fairphone 6 is a rather compact device, which is why it sports a 6.31-inch LTPO-based P-OLED display with 1 to 120 Hz dynamic refresh rate. Due to the modular aspect of its chassis, Fairphone 6 is not waterproof, but it does feature IP55 certification, which makes it dust- and very important aspect about Fairphone 6 is that it achieved Class A for both repairability and durability. No confirmed release date is available yet, but rumor has it Fairphone 6 should be launched in Europe on June 25. The phone will be available for purchase for €550. Beyond that, this is just a mid-range phone just like the previous models. For example, Fairphone 6 is expected to pack a Qualcomm Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 processor, coupled with 8 GB RAM and 256 GB of internal storage (expandable up to 2 TB via microSD slot).The 4,415 mAh battery might be rather small by today's standards, but Fairphone 6's advantage is that it can be easily replaced with a new one. It's also worth noting that the phone's battery supports 33W wired charging speeds. More importantly, Fairphone 6's battery is apparently rated for at least 1,000 charging cycles, while its life is claimed to be around 53 hours. Grab Surfshark VPN now at more than 50% off and with 3 extra months for free! Secure your connection now at a bargain price! We may earn a commission if you make a purchase This offer is not available in your area. Fairphone 6 is the next modular smartphone from the Dutch company with the same name. The device features the same rectangular form factor as its predecessors but adds a bit more customization into the the title says, Fairphone 6 was rumored to come with a two-part backplate , which owners can customize. New pictures showing the phone from all angles have been recently shared by , thus confirming what started as phone will be available in Horizon Black, Forest Green, and Cloud White, but the backplates will also be available separately so that customers can create different combinations. This is the Fairphone 6's 'shtick' and possibly one of its main selling points.
The Verge
19-06-2025
- The Verge
We already got a glimpse at what
Latest Fairphone 6 leak shows off the two-part back. seems to be the repair-friendly Fairphone 6 earlier this month, but now Winfuture is back with another leak that shows how you can remove the lower half of the two-part back cover to reveal the phone's battery. As reported by Winfuture, you still have to unscrew the battery, but it's not glued in, making it far easier to replace. Fairphone is expected to launch the new device on June 25th. 1/3 Image: Winfuture
Phone Arena
17-06-2025
- Phone Arena
The ultimate modular smartphone is also a decent mid-ranger
Fairphone, the Dutch company that specializes in making modular phones and components for its devices, is about to launch its sixth phone later this month. The upcoming Fairphone 6 is pushing the modular aspect a bit further by including a fully customizable back cover, allowing customers to personalize their phones the way they before that happens, we have to talk a little bit about its specs because Roland Quandt from has just leaked this very important piece of information. Now, before anyone gets too excited, Fairphone 6 is not a flagship device, and it was never meant to can be said about Fairphone 6 is that it's a pretty 'fair' mid-ranger. For starters, the handset sports a 6.31-inch LTPO-based P-OLED display that features 1-120Hz dynamic refresh rate and 2484 x 1116 pixels resolution (432 ppi pixel density). Fairphone also added Corning Gorilla Glass 7i for maximum screen the inside, the Fairphone 6 houses a mid-range, albeit old, Qualcomm Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 processor, paired with 8GB RAM and 256GB internal storage, which can be expanded up to 2TB via microSD card upgraded the battery, but not by much. Its upcoming phone is powered by a 4,415 mAh battery with support for 33W wired charging speeds. In comparison, Fairphone 5 uses a slightly smaller 4,200 mAh battery with 30W wired charging support. Fairphone 6 brings some upgrades over its predecessor | Image credit: As far as the camera goes, Fairphone 6 is said to feature a dual-camera setup, which includes a 50-megapixel main sensor with f/1.56 aperture, complemented by a 13-megapixel ultra-wide-angle camera with 120-degree field of view. There's also a 32-megapixel selfie snapper on the front side. For the sake of comparison, the previous model, Fairphone 5, has two 50-megapixel cameras on the back and one 50-megapixel camera on the front, so it seems that Fairphone 6 got a bit of a downgrade, although the quality of its cameras is said to be higher. Fairphone 6 will ship with Android 15 on board, but the Dutch company is expected to provide six or seven years of OS updates, so this isn't that important. What's important is how much it will cost and when you'll be able to order one. Well, according to Fairphone 6 is expected to be introduced in Europe on June 25. The phone will cost €550, a fair price for a rather niche product. Obviously, you can find older flagships at this price, but if you want a truly modular phone that allows you to change just about every component, this is the price you'll have to pay.
Forbes
06-05-2025
- Forbes
What Does Samsung's Galaxy S25 Edge Sacrifice For Style?
At the presentation of the Galaxy S25 smartphone series, Samsung also gives a preview of the thinner ... More Edge model (Photo by Andrej Sokolow/picture alliance via Getty Images) dpa/picture alliance via Getty Images The rush of leaks ahead of a potential Galaxy S25 Edge launch later this month highlights several exciting design choices, but the specifications also show an Achilles heel to the fashionable foldable from South Korea. The details come from the team at They pick out the material choices that mark out the Galaxy S25 Edge as a taste-maker. These include the use of Corning Gorilla Glass Victus 2 at the rear, and the new Ceramic 2 glass over the display. The latter is an interesting choice; Corning released its first iteration of Ceramic glass during Q1 2025, but it has yet to be seen on a commercial smartphone. It may be that there is some confusion over the name, and the S25 Edge is the debut hardware for Ceramic, or Corning may have a thinner variant on offer. The community is also expecting to see titanium bezels around the screen, reinforcing both the strength and the style of the S25 Edge. Given that Samsung is already pushing the use of titanium in the Galaxy S family and the premium nature of the Edge, this is not a surprise. With a smaller form factor, something has to give. With the Galaxy S25 Edge, it looks like what will give is the battery—it is listed at just 3900mAh. That's a shade less than the entry-level Galaxy S25, but more than twenty percent less than the flagship Galaxy S25 Ultra. Even though there is a significant bump to hold the rear camera lenses, the Edge loses the telephoto lens, relying on just a main lens and a wide-angle lens. Like many fashionistas through the years, deciding to sport the latest trends involves some sacrifice. Undoubtedly, the S25 Edge has some obvious sacrifices to become the thinnest Galaxy handset possible. But those sacrifices are clearly signposted and understandable, even to the general consumer looking for something different that stands out. Whether this is what the wider market desires, or if it will stay as a niche speciality remains to be seen. Now read the latest Galaxy S25 Edge, Pixel, and smartphone headlines in Forbes' weekly Android news digest ...
