Why no headphone jack 🥲

The usage of LTPO will mean more efficient battery usage. Props for being fair. Although could have a higher ram model for future proofing.

What makes it 'modular'?

I like this new version. I won't be buying it since my FP3 is still working great, but I'll recommend people around me needing a new phone to look into it.

I'm starting to like the specs more than previous gens. At this rate, I might buy the 7 or 8 - 6 still seems like a downgrade from my current phone in some respects and I don't NEED a new phone anytime soon.

We're still stuck with curved screens, camera holes and no headphone jacks? I mean I'd still buy this one if I had to buy one, but I'm glad I got Fairphone 3 when it was still on the shelves. Even if it is a bit slow and memory starved.

How's the hardware security tho? Skeptical this is a viable alternative to a Pixel running GrapheneOS.

The body gives me Nexus 5 vibes.

God I wish my network in Canada still supported Fairphones. My last Fairphone just stopped connecting to cellular service one day, which I probably should have expected given it's European bands only.

card holder, lanyard or finger loop.

Damn, I was hoping for electronic accessories like the Moto mods.

A lot of good points - the minimal switch is a great idea - but needing to use a screwdriver to open the case and swap batteries, while still only being IP55, feels like a step in the wrong direction.

Man, I hate that they omitted a headphone jack.

Looks pretty good on the surface.

The first phone maker that makes a 5 to 5.5in phone or so will be a tremendous global success, not just among us, with private oriented OS, but for also the regular Android users... gosh, it would even bring a bunch of 'regulars' to the FOSS arena just to get a smaller phone size!! Tens of thousands of us, with the will and the disposable income, have been demanding smaller phone for years and still, no single Android is below 6in yet! How they cannot see this untapped market niche is beyond me!