Watching on my Fairphone 3, thanks for your hard work!

It would be great if Fairphone can be available, officially, available in Brazil It would also be great if we have a "Fairbook", a Laptop made in the shapes of Fairphone

@g00d-news

3 жыл бұрын

agreed!!

@farishanafiah8461

3 жыл бұрын

I agree with you. I would love to see Fairphone able to deliver their smartphone to Malaysia. I'm so rooting to own one.

@jdevries3863

3 жыл бұрын

@@g00d-news AGREED

@johndumpling1896

3 жыл бұрын

A company named Framework is making a modular, easily repairable laptop. You can even choose what ports you want and replace them!

I'm just waiting for them to become available in Canada.

This video needs to go viral.

@TechthroughToni

3 жыл бұрын

@@Fairphone 😆😆

@thetogo2962

3 жыл бұрын

It needs to go viral! I can't believe it! It's an eye-opener for the smartphone industry. These hidden impacts are challenging to navigate through. I'm glad Fairphone made ethical practices a priority. Ethical practices first and tech innovations later.

@g00d-news

3 жыл бұрын

would be awesome, but wont :((

@AaronChristopher869

3 жыл бұрын

That's really great to hear @fairphone

Why isn't this trending already...? Great video!

@user-bp8yg3ko1r

3 жыл бұрын

@@Fairphone Thanks for caring about workers, our planet and consumers! 🤍

@frenches1995

3 жыл бұрын

Well a lot of people care to much for design. I mean its a solid black brick (I love it by the way) but there is not a following towards current trends (like triple camera and some of the bullsh*t). Also you don't get a lot bang for the buck this phone isn'zcost efficient and not every one cares unfortunitly for the environment. But I seriously hope that those dutch superheros will bring some more competitive fair products in the near future!

@farishanafiah8461

3 жыл бұрын

@@frenches1995 Don't forget spec sheets. If it's not powered by the latest chipset, those tech "enthusiasts" will rendered it DOA.

This would be something to bring into the US

pretty informative for newcomers 👍

Tank you, Tank you and again thank you!!👍👍😍😍

That's the kind of videos I like 👏👏

Hi, thank you for this video. Nevertheless the main reason most smartphones are disposed of is the obsolescence of their system : they get to slow as apps and operating systems updates demand increasing intern storage and processor performance : How do you plan to bypass this tremendous issue ?? Google and apple systems have gained so much popularity/monopoly among users and developpers that dropping android is impossible (windows phones failed for instance). I also wonder what is your business model : the fairphone's cost is average, but the goal of a loyal customer (to fairphone) is to keep it as long as possible (let's say 10 years). So you make drastically less profit than other companies whose phones last 2 years (and so sells 5 times more phones to their loyal customer). How can the fairphone be so affordable, and your company still make profits ?!

@steina.brekke3992

3 жыл бұрын

Regarding system, look at the life of Fairphone 2 for a hint. It's still receiving Android updates later than any other brand, and it has an active base of users supporting alternative operating systems such as open source versions of Android and Ubuntu Touch. Fairphone 3 can already run alternatives to Android such as /e/ and Ubuntu Touch, meaning that it's in good hands even if Android should start requiring futuristic hardware. :)

@notisac3149

11 күн бұрын

I know I’m late but I’ve heard that Fairphone is working with Qualcomm to come out with a phone capable of hot swapping the CPU. Theoretically, it could allow a phone that would normally last 10+ years to go on for 15 or 20+ years. I have no info on their progress or whether they’re even working on it still. But as someone who is using an 8 year old iPhone SE, I’d *love* to have a phone that could last 20 years!

I bought my last two phones used, at a very good price. If I don't get a good deal on an used phone next time, I'll get a Fairphone.

Great video. Excellent message. Pity about the hyped-up narration :P

@Fairphone

7 ай бұрын

you're not wrong :) We've learned a lot since then and toned the hype down a bit

I think if you guys can make a phone with a camera as good as the competition, you'll get more adopters, is it a software or a hardware problem ? if it's a software problem you should think about opensourcing your camera app, and get more help from the opensource community.

I wholeheartedly agree with the message. Heck, I've been supporting you since your very first phone and still tell people around me how great you are. But I don't like the negative tone of this video, which, in my experience, tends to be a turn off for the people you want to convince. Then again, I'm no marketing expert and I might be completely wrong. But this is not the video of yours I'll be sharing. Even though I do agree with the message. Oh well... Thanks for all your efforts! I do appreciate them.

@ThomasParis

3 жыл бұрын

@@Fairphone And that transparency and openness are exactly what I love about Fairphone. And something I try and mention every time I talk about you. All I was saying was as a long time free and open source software user (I moved my computers to linux last century...), my experience tells me people don't want to hear the bad news. And I do wish they would listen. But I gave up. I still only use linux on my own computers but I don't try and explain why others should consider making the same choice. That candle burned out years ago. I haven't given up on explaining Fairphone yet, though. It will probably take another couple of years before I've expended all THAT energy. So, here's to a beautiful 2021, when people start realising they can make this a better world. And I guess that's what I meant in my original comment: I was to emphasise the good we can make, not the wrong we didn't stop making. I'm not going to lie: we did a lot of bad stuff and will keep on doing some. I'm not going to try and hide that truth. I just want to help people see it's possible to do something good (instead). Anyway, huge thanks to the Fairphone team for all you do!

I've a question: On my Fairphone 3 is one screw over-turned... What can I do?

Is Fairphone available in South Africa?

I would love to have a fairbook but please wait with that until arm chips are a bit more popular. And PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD make it modular with phisical switches to turn on and off the camera and microphone then also make the ssd (I dont think hd is needed) easy to replace I personally like to switch between win and linux! And one other question is ther3 going to be mhl support for my pf3? I really would like to usemy monitor sometimes to display my screen!

@johndumpling1896

3 жыл бұрын

Framework modular laptop looks promising

Howbto buy

I want to buy the Fairphone 3 plus but I don't know how to give you guys my old phone because I live in Spain. What can I do???

@kawtarabselam9830

3 жыл бұрын

@@Fairphone I will wait patiently for your new updates!! Thanks for your hard working :)

Bring it to the us

When can I buy in Russia?

recycle process in several countries is non existend. We have a few on ALL electronic devices and therefor you can give it without any additional fee back to recycle. Its not only about a good product, all countries need to start to have proper ways for recycling all things without huge costs or taxes on it.

I want to buy a Fairphone 3. I’m from Australia.

It would be marvellous if you prepare tehe subtitles in italian... and all european languages :)

Need to make it a better phone. Not giving up my s21 ultra for less specs.

Hi, please put the Fairphone 3 Hardware as it is in an 10" case put a 10" screen and two Fairphone 3 LiPo on it. Ready is the education FairTab for schools. In germany many schools buy stupid iPads. If's there something to fix, the teachers can't help.

Does Fairphone have plans to expand to the United States of America, if so when possibly?

Hallo Erich samartfone kaufe dann nur ocasiong aus zweite handelt Marin ferkaue ich wider so geht nichts kabut

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It's still a very expensive phone. I really love fairphone, it's a functional and honest phone, however there are other phones half the price that have more Ram and power. I would consider buying it with a better price, or adding 6 Gb of RAM and better processor instead.

@steina.brekke3992

3 жыл бұрын

When I recommend the Fairphone to people I always use price as an argument why they should buy it. They are always considering a new phone because something (screen/camera/charging port/battery) is broken, and I show them the price of the module to fix this on the Fairphone. Sure, the first investment is a bit higher, but the second you need to fix something it becomes relatively cheaper. :)