The device features a Snapdragon 7S Gen 4 chipset and 12GB of RAM. It is rated IP55 for dust and water resistance and lacks wireless charging and magnetic attachments. The phone runs a near-stock version of Android without bloatware or AI features.
Fairphone provides 12 user-replaceable parts, including the screen, battery, and USB-C port. A replacement battery costs $39.99, while a new display is priced at $89.99. The company offers a five-year warranty and up to six OS upgrades.
The smartphone is sold directly in the US for $649, with support for T-Mobile and AT&T. It includes a physical switch for 'Moments' focus modes and supports modular back panel accessories like wallets or grips.
