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Sustainable phonemaker Fairphone wants its new Fairphone 5 to save the planet. From its recycled materials, fair trade components, easy repairability and epic security support, Fairphone has worked hard to minimize environmental impact of its newest socially-conscious phone. It’s a noble cause and while I enthusiastically applaud the work that Fairphone has done here, as a phone, the Fairphone 5 itself is a bit of a let down.  

The battery life and the cameras are the two biggest problems here, with disappointing results from both. But that’s made worse by a relatively high £620 price that puts it at least £200 more expensive than the Google Pixel 7A. And the Pixel 7A outperforms the Fairphone 5 in several ways. The Fairphone 5 is due to hit shelves in the UK and wider Europe in September, but a US launch isn’t on the cards. For reference, that £620 UK price converts to around $782. 

Like

• Excellent eco credentials
• 5-year warranty
• At least 8 years of software support
• Easily repairable at home
• Expandable storage

Don’t like

• Poor battery life
• Disappointing camera results
• High price against better-performing rivals

But the phone isn’t all bad. Its eight years of software support is the best around, it’s so easy to repair you can fix it yourself at home if you happen to smash your screen and it’s got a microSD card slot to expand the built-in storage by up to 2TB. But still, while I love the eco credentials behind it, it’s not the best phone you can buy for the money. Here’s what you should know.

The technology industry is a dirty one. From the mining of rare earth materials to the chemicals in the batteries to the vast amount of electronic waste produced, the environmental impact of our phones is huge. And that’s compounded by most companies’ release schedule as they continue to refresh their offerings at least once a year.

Remember that if your phone is out of its security support period, it’s no longer safe to use. It’s annoying, as the hardware on older phones is often still fine to use, at least for everyday tasks, but without security updates, you’re putting yourself at risk using it. 

Physically it’s not exactly the most beautiful thing around. Sure, it’s slimmer and lighter than its predecessor but it’s still chunky and quite plain looking. The back is plastic which does feel cheap, but it’s removable, giving access to the battery, SIM slots and other components should you need to do any repairs. Sure, it could have a luxurious glass back but then you wouldn’t be able to open it up as easily. 

On benchmark tests, this processor doesn’t particularly impress, but in general use it’s got enough power to handle any of your essential web browsing, Instagramming, video streaming and copes well enough with games like Alto’s Odyssey and Asphalt 9. It handled the more demanding Genshin Impact too, but when I turned the quality settings up I did notice a drop in performance. 

The battery is definitely a let down though. It put in some of the worst performances I’ve seen on our CNET drain tests and I’d be concerned about getting through a day of mixed use. It dropped by 16% after 45 minutes of mixed use, including gaming and web browsing, so I’d definitely recommend keeping a spare external battery or portable charger handy if you enjoy streaming some YouTube videos on the bus home from work. 

In fact the Pixel 7A’s dual rear camera consistently delivered better shots which is especially disappointing given the significantly lower price of the Pixel. 

And unfortunately for Fairphone, the Google Pixel 7A is the elephant in the room here, offering not just superior camera skills, but better processor performance and battery life along with wireless charging, better waterproofing, and various Google software additions. 

That leaves me feeling very conflicted. The technology industry seriously needs to clean up its act and I massively applaud everything Fairphone is doing to show how things can be done better. The Fairphone 5 is the culmination of that good work and I fully appreciate that the more people who buy it, the more bigger companies will take notice and implement better policies of their own. But I have to stand by my principles of objective journalism in this review. The Fairphone 5 has problems. The battery life and the camera are extremely disappointing and you can get better performing phones for a lot less money. 

Watch this: Fairphone 5 Review: A Noble Cause, an Imperfect Phone

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How we test phones

Every phone tested by CNET’s reviews team was actually used in the real world. We test a phone’s features, play games and take photos. We examine the display to see if it’s bright, sharp and vibrant. We analyze the design and build to see how it is to hold and whether it has an IP-rating for water resistance. We push the processor’s performance to the extremes using both standardized benchmark tools like GeekBench and 3DMark, along with our own anecdotal observations navigating the interface, recording high-resolution videos and playing graphically intense games at high refresh rates.

All the cameras are tested in a variety of conditions from bright sunlight to dark indoor scenes. We try out special features like night mode and portrait mode and compare our findings against similarly priced competing phones. We also check out the battery life by using the phone daily as well as running a series of battery drain tests.

We take into account additional features that can be useful, like support for 5G; satellite connectivity; fingerprint and face sensors; stylus support; fast charging speeds; and foldable displays, among others. And we balance all this against the price to give you the verdict on whether that phone, whatever price it is, actually represents good value.

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