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Repairability is the main reason to shortlist Fairphone, with the 120Hz OLED screen making the everyday specification less of a sacrifice. Mid-range processing and a smaller battery specification than some rivals mean longevity matters more here than maximum hardware per pound.
GetLow editorial assessment, . We weigh the published features, practical compromises, intended buyer and value proposition described in this guide. This is a qualitative judgement, not a calculated benchmark or customer average.
9–10: exceptional on paper; 8–8.5: a strong shortlist choice; 7–7.5: good for the right buyer; 5–6.5: substantial compromises; 1–4.5: difficult to recommend.
We have not hands-on tested this phone. Real-world speed, photo quality and battery endurance are not proven by this score. Basic and accessibility phones are judged for their intended use, not as flagship substitutes. For refurbished phones, the score describes the model, not the condition or battery of an individual unit. A score is not a rating of every contract: compare the current total cost separately.
Our editorial approachStart with the size, camera and storage you need. The lowest monthly price alone does not tell you whether this is the right phone.
Check the exact storage, colour and condition on the retailer page. Refurbished grades, battery policies and warranties vary.
Compare it with the phone you already own. Pay for a useful improvement, not just a newer model name.
About this guide: GetLow explains published specifications and compares UK contract listings. It is not a hands-on laboratory test. Battery and charging figures depend on the manufacturer's test conditions; everyday results vary.
The most repairable, longest-supported phone you can buy, with solid mid-range specs and real green credentials.
The Fairphone (Gen. 6) pairs an easily repairable, ethically built design with a 6.31-inch OLED, Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 and years of guaranteed updates.
GetLow currently checks 302 Gen 6 contract offers across 2 retailers and 2 networks. The market starts at £11.95 a month, £15.00 upfront and £675.80 in total after currently stated promotional savings.
Those headline floors can come from different deals. Keep monthly price, upfront cost, data, storage, term and condition tied to one listing before deciding which offer is genuinely cheapest.
This table uses the reviewed phone plus up to four nearby alternatives by current lowest total contract cost. Monthly price, data, total cost and condition remain attached to the same cheapest-total listing for each phone.
Read each difference against the bold Gen 6 baseline. A cheaper row shows the whole-contract saving; a dearer row shows the additional amount currently needed to step up.
| Model | Monthly price | Data | Lowest total cost | Difference vs Gen 6 | Cheapest listing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Motorola G87 | £21.00/month | 100GB | £663.00 | £12.80 less | New |
| Apple iPhone 16 Pro | £6.95/month | 15GB | £668.40 | £7.40 less | Refurbished |
| Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra | £6.95/month | 15GB | £668.40 | £7.40 less | Refurbished |
| Honor 600 Pro | £14.99/month | 500GB | £671.96 | £3.84 less | New |
| Fairphone Gen 6 | £11.95/month | 15GB | £675.80 | Baseline | New |
The Fairphone Gen 6 is selected first. Change any selector to compare it with two other current phones from Fairphone, or with the wider market when fewer than three Fairphone models are available.
Every price card keeps monthly cost, upfront payment, total cost, data, contract length and condition attached to the same live listing. The specification table then shows the hardware differences that may justify paying more.
The Fairphone (Gen. 6) is unlike anything else on contract. It is designed to be opened and repaired with a standard screwdriver, with replaceable parts and a build made from responsibly sourced and recycled materials. That focus makes it 9.6mm thick and 193g, chunkier than most, but it is a deliberate trade for longevity.
The 6.31-inch LTPO OLED at 120Hz is compact and sharp at 1116 x 2484, and an IP55 rating covers dust and light splashes. This is a phone you buy to keep for many years, not to replace every two.
The Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 with 8GB of RAM handles Android 15 and daily apps smoothly. It is a mid-range chip, so it is not built for the heaviest gaming, but for everyday use it is more than capable.
Cameras are a fair 50MP main with optical stabilisation and a 13MP ultrawide, plus a 32MP front camera. The 4415mAh battery is smaller than some rivals, but the efficient chip and compact screen help it last a full day. What really sets the phone apart is its guaranteed long-term software support.
The Fairphone (Gen. 6) is for buyers who care about sustainability, repairability and keeping a phone for the long haul. On a UK contract it is a values-led choice rather than a spec-chasing one; sort by total cost and think in terms of years of ownership, where it genuinely shines.
Every current offer is listed as new. A low price is only good value when the condition, storage, warranty, returns terms and battery policy suit what you expect to receive.
Use total contract cost after any stated code as the first comparison, then check data and storage on the same basis. Availability can change as retailers update stock.
Buy it if you want the most repairable, longest-supported and most ethical phone available.
Skip it if you want the thinnest design, the biggest battery or flagship performance.
Gen 6 is available in Forest Green. Pick the colour you can live with for the full contract, not just the launch-week favourite.

Forest Green gives the Gen 6 a different feel without changing the deal comparison underneath.
Fairphone Gen 6 storage options include 256GB. The live cards show capacities currently found in GetLow deals. Start with the smallest suitable option for lighter use, then step up if you keep lots of photos, video, games or offline apps.
These are the buyer-facing specs that matter most when comparing contract deals.
| Display | 6.31 inch LTPO OLED, 1116 x 2484 |
|---|---|
| Refresh rate | Up to 120Hz |
| Chip | Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 |
| Rear camera | 50MP wide + 13MP ultrawide |
| Front camera | 32MP |
| Operating system | Android 15 |
| Storage | 256GB |
|---|---|
| Colours | Forest Green |
| Battery | 4,415mAh battery |
| Charging | Not listed |
| Size | 156.5 x 73.3 x 9.6 mm |
| Weight | 193g |
| Durability | IP55 |
Specifications are manufacturer or catalogue claims, not GetLow laboratory measurements. Missing information is not a zero or proof that a feature is absent. Retailer stock and delivery can change before checkout.
It is designed to be repaired and to last: you can replace parts yourself with a screwdriver, it uses responsibly sourced materials, and it gets many years of software support. No mainstream rival matches that.
It has an IP55 rating, which protects against dust and light water splashes but not full immersion. It is more durable than protected, in keeping with its repairable design.
It is a solid mid-range pairing: a 50MP main with optical stabilisation and a 13MP ultrawide, plus a 32MP front camera. Good for everyday photos rather than pro-level results.
Yes, long-term guaranteed updates are one of its headline features, which is a big reason it makes sense as a phone you keep for years rather than upgrade quickly.
If you value sustainability and longevity, yes. Judge it over years of ownership rather than raw specs; compare total contract cost and pick a data plan to suit.
The Fairphone (Gen. 6) is the ethical, repairable phone with nothing quite like it on the market. The specs are solidly mid-range, but the point is longevity: parts you can replace, materials you can feel good about and years of updates. If you want a phone that lasts and treads lightly, compare it on GetLow by total contract cost.
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