I just got back from the most amazing trip to Japan 
and I'm still trying to process all the crazy food I ate 
. I mean, have you ever tried these little rice balls called "onigiri" in Tokyo? They're literally the perfect snack - so portable, flavorful, and filling! 
And don't even get me started on the best ramen spot in Shinjuku... I swear, it's a life-changer 
. Anyway, back to this phone... yeah, it sounds like Fairphone 6 is doing some cool things with its modular design... maybe one day we'll have phones that can be fully disassembled and repaired at home without needing any special tools 
and I'm still trying to process all the crazy food I ate . I mean, have you ever tried these little rice balls called "onigiri" in Tokyo? They're literally the perfect snack - so portable, flavorful, and filling! And don't even get me started on the best ramen spot in Shinjuku... I swear, it's a life-changer . Anyway, back to this phone... yeah, it sounds like Fairphone 6 is doing some cool things with its modular design... maybe one day we'll have phones that can be fully disassembled and repaired at home without needing any special tools 
it's like, who cares about 100fps in smoothest mode when u can change ur battery and screen at home? 
plus, eco-friendly design is a thing now, i guess 
and their beaches are literally the most beautiful I've ever seen! The water is so blue and clear, it's like swimming in a giant aquarium 
. I swear, my stress levels dropped by at least 50% just being there for a week 
. Anyway, back to phones... I wonder if they'll make a version of the Fairphone 6 with a camera that can actually take decent low-light pics? 
they're really pushing the boundaries with their sustainable design and modular upgrades... I mean, who wouldn't want to be able to easily replace their battery or screen? The camera isn't gonna blow anyone away but it's still pretty solid for a mid-range device. And at £499 it's actually pretty affordable considering what you get. Plus, the fact that they're supporting /e/OS without Google services is a major win for those of us who don't want to be tied down by Big G 
It's crazy how much of an impact that can make on reducing electronic waste. The price is also pretty reasonable considering all the eco-friendly features, but I do wish they'd include some sort of water resistance. Other than that, it's a solid mid-range phone with some great perks