CNET’s expert staff reviews and rates dozens of new products and services each month, building on more than a quarter century of expertise. Sustainable phone-maker Fairphone wants its new Fairphone 5 ...

Fairphone has announced the Fairphone Gen 6 smartphone. The phone maintains a repairable, modular design, but now has accessories that attach to its back. The Fairphone Gen 6 has a recommended price ...

This week, almost a decade after the release of its initial Fairphone 1 handset, sustainable and repairable smartphone maker Fairphone unveiled its latest effort, the Fairphone 5. Beyond the selling ...

Fairer production, great software promises and easy to repair thanks to its modular design: with the Fairphone 6, the manufacturer is basically hitting the mark when it comes to the EU eco-design ...

The new Fairphone 3 launched this week in Berlin and we went hands-on to find out how far the third edition of the most repairable and sustainable smartphone in the industry has come. More importantly ...

Today, Fairphone, a company known for making smartphones that are meant to last, revealed its take on a user repair-friendly set of wireless over-the-ear headphones. Like its smartphones, Fairphone’s ...

Fairphone, a small Dutch startup that wants to shake up the way phones are built from conflict minerals, has successfully managed to be the first company to ship a truly modular phone. The Fairphone 2 ...

How long have you been using your current smartphone? The answer for an increasing number of consumers is years, plural. After all, why upgrade every year when next year’s model is almost exactly the ...

The Fairphone 3+, as you might guess, isn’t substantially different to its immediate predecessor. It uses 40 percent recycled plastics in its case, compared to the nine percent found in the Fairphone ...

Two years after it shipped its first device, Fairphone is back with a follow-up. Amsterdam-headquartered Fairphone made its name with a crowdfunded device that featured more fairly-traded and conflict ...

Would you pay a £200 premium for a phone that’s as conflict-free as currently possible and that has been manufactured in a factory that pays the local living wage? Until now the ethical phone ...