you have x230 with the older kb!

How about the spacebar key?

i just love when people use the old iPhones for good work good job my friend keep it up

I like rust too😆

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where u from ?

I love watching your videos, talented guy 👍😁

One more laptop revived! Nice job

Now they do have repairable earbuds! Called Fairbuds

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Omggg it’s way better than the old speaker! Smart idea:)

Hello I’m from Miami Fl and it doesn’t even get cold here and I had to fix my thermostat and I was just scrolling thought KZbin and found your video after I just fix mines last week lol their fun

Good job there, still would be aware of that click/pop.

good stuff bro.

On a different unit, the marking was UAAC CEH, yours is UAAF CCH. I'm leaning towards OnSemi's FUSB302BMPX with top mark "UA" in WQFN14 package, described as Programmable USB Type‐C Controller w/PD. I found one listing on Aliexpress with markings UAAD GNB in matching font, so I'm fairly confident that's it. Please comment if you decide to replace it!

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I laughed at "Shit the bed and now I have to clean it" And "Don't touch it" 🤣

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When disassembling you managed to be much more careful than I was, any ideas for reattaching the display ribbon cable? All I got from their support was along the lines of "don't do that" and that disassembly is not allowed.

Waiting for 6 Fingerprint sensors are fake security anyways

All that for a single battery, thank yoh apple

WTF? Bad fingerprint sensor? I own my fp5 for over 9 month now and I can tell that the fingerprint sensor isn't bad! Actually, I like the position as well as the performance of it. I never had problems unlocking it. It works much better than on Samsung Galaxy S20, where the sensor was indeed a pain

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Great video, keep it up 😊

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The comparison video that I was looking for!

Fairphone should really go the Framework route and offer upgradable components rather than LTS ones, it doesn't matter that the LTS chip will get 10+ years of support, if its already slow *now,* most ppl prob wont be using it in 5 years, and since they didn't make parts cross-compatible, everything will become e-waste.

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I like your style, thanks for the review

the phone is so expensive comapre to other smartphone in the market

Thank you for this review

Other than fairphone what flagship android phone do you recommend, repairability wise?

How do you remove the function row of keys on a modern thinkpad?

A phone without 5G that you are supposed to use for 10+ years would have been a bad decision, though. 5G is superior in many ways, not just bandwidth. The cost of the phone is not that high if you consider the relatively cheap replacement parts. A fair comparison to the iPhone for example would be to add Apple Care to the price, which is another 200€ (and only lasts 2 years, and you still have to pay at least 30€ for repairs). The Fairphone is one of the cheapest phones if you add at least one display-damage and a battery replacement during its entire lifetime. Repairs are not even considered for most phones after 3 years. Great review!

Nice comparison! It seems like the FP5 is a good iteration from the FP4, though that seems to hold up well. I'm thinking the different camera apps might influence the results too since as far as I know the Fairphone camera app is not available for use on other ROMs. Could be wrong though.

Fairphones team is very small. It is great what they achieved

Is there any record limit with this setup?

I've been looking for a replacement for my rather aged iPhone SE (2016). I really like the long-term software support and ease of repair because I really do want a phone that'd last 10+ years. I would however miss the headphone jack and small size as I'd be going from a 4" display (10.16cm) to one that's over 6.4" (16.25cm)... I had also strongly considered the Asus Zen Phone 10 for its small size or the Motorola Z4 due to its great accessories, but my concerns over the short-term software support are quite possibly deal breakers for me. I'm just stuck between a rock and a hard place at the moment. While I understand that a small phone would be financially risky for a small company like Fairphone to commit to, one can dream lol. One criticism I do have of FP is that there is a lack of backwards compatible parts; you cannot swap components like the charging port nor the cameras between the FP4 and FP5. I hope that going forward they will be able to unify parts of the design to continue using your old screen, cameras, charging port, speakers & such, like what they did between the FP3 and FP3+.

I got the Fairphone 5 at launch because my previous phone had a battery life of something like 20 minutes. So far the experience has been fairly good: Using a case gives the phone a good grip and makes it comfortable to hold. The size is something to get used to though. I can't do as many actions with one hand as I could with my old phone which was smaller. This is less comfortable. I got the first party case for free because of my early order. I would however *not* recommend anyone to buy that case! It is not only way too expensive, but it also doesn't have a lip which means the phone rests on the screen when placed faced down and if dropped on the corner it would probably slide off instead of protecting the phone. It also makes the fingerprint sensor difficult to access. I will get another case eventually. Screen protectors are also overpriced, but good third party options are hard to come by. I'm still searching. In the end, I'll be using CalyxOS for the system, and gcam for the cameras. I've already tried out the latter which has been quite good. For me that makes this phone: kinda expensive with a nice design, decent cameras, no headphone jack, unwieldy sized, privacy respecting, repairable and supported for a long time. It's definitely not the perfect phone, but there's nothing that could replace it for me.

A job well done indeed, ironical how industrialisation's obsolence schmes love making us buy rather thna repair, I love the spirit of this video and aboe that the tenancity of the repairman :D

Wonder what you did witht he HP parts :)

Rofl, minute 2:24 was killing me :P

I like your comments, what annoys me most is the missing headphone jack. Its counter to what they claim, one more fn adapter to loose

Thanks for making this video. I like your detailed and honest review. Considering I have been using my phone for 6 and a half year, I still think my next phone will be fairphone 5 or 6.

Tip for the sticky rubber/plastic: use toothpaste, it will clean the sticky mess without damaging the plastic

acc pretty good video, with good editing and voice over