• @[email protected]
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    995 months ago

    I don’t get it, what’s the point in having removable back, screws, screwdrivers if you cannot remove and replace the parts.

    • @[email protected]
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      665 months ago

      This is exactly what I was thinking.

      I’ve been planning on getting a fairphone next, and didn’t know they had a competitor, and then after watching the review realized they didn’t have a competitor.

    • @Aux
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      35 months ago

      So you can change the colour of your phone.

  • @adam_y
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    915 months ago

    features with a high degree of customizability - you can swap out the back cover, and also attach things like a lanyard.

    Ooooh, a lanyard strap… That’s the sort of right to repair we’ve all been after.

    /s

    • @then_three_more
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      585 months ago

      It’s so silly. The back is removable with just a couple of standard screws. But the battery isn’t replaceable.

      • @[email protected]
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        45 months ago

        I have only ever had phones go bad on me due to broken screen, broken battery or lack of software updates. They aldo clearly know this.

  • TarantulaFudge
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    735 months ago

    Nothing phone is such a fucking joke there are 0 replacement parts available. I broke my camera a few weeks after I got my nothing phone 2 and your only option is to ship the phone to the UK. The advertise as consumer friendly but that couldn’t be further from the truth.

    • @remer
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      325 months ago

      They’re consumer friendly…. They’re all smiles when you buy the phone….

      • @HoustonHenry
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        185 months ago

        A little too friendly, wouldencha say, Scoob?

  • @[email protected]
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    385 months ago

    I was kinda hoping a modular phone would have a headphone jack module of some sort.

    Non-removable battery and lanyard strap is enough I guess…

    • xor
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      155 months ago

      Or wireless charging, bit embarrassing in the good year of our lord 2024

      • @Evotech
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        15 months ago

        Holy shit that is a dealbreaker. All I do is wireless charging

    • @jasep
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      95 months ago

      Yeah this surprised me. Is NFC payment not common in India?

          • @ilhamagh
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            -15 months ago

            Why?

            Even a low-end phone comes with a good enough camera for QR which means wider adoption, you need a higher tier phone for NFC.

            We have a similar system in my country and I believe we copy it from India, it works and is convenient.

        • sunzu
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          Isnt it free and very good?

          Think of it more is visa master card discover bank of America?

            • sunzu
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              35 months ago

              As in “free” payment processing system deployed and maintained by the Indian government?

              • @[email protected]
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                25 months ago

                Why the quotes? It is free. Except for the money that you transfer. That is deducted from the bank account, obviously.

                • sunzu
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                  Taxpayers still pay for it, but it is free at the point of sale or transaction.

                  It is great system tho as far as my understanding how it was done. In us, the rate is 3-4% on credit transaction which dominat payment system for point of sale. Shit is taxing.

    • @[email protected]
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      85 months ago

      I remember almost a decade ago, the Oneplus 2 not having it was a major downside. I can’t believe we are still doing this song and dance.

    • @[email protected]
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      25 months ago

      I guess it’s main target is India where there is almost no need for nfc. Everything is paid through qr code here.

      • @[email protected]
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        55 months ago

        Near field communication - it’s an antenna that sits inside the back case and let’s your phone interact with payment terminals and the like that support it.

        You can add your tap and pay card to your phone and tap your phone instead.

        • @Jarix
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          … you could just put your card on the back of the phone too

          • @CookieOfFortune
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            85 months ago

            The phone can support multiple cards, eg credit cards and transit. Those readers usually won’t work if you stack two cards together.

            • @Evotech
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              45 months ago

              And biometric pin

          • @Aux
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            NFC payments are more secure than card payments.

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    • 🔰Hurling⚜️Durling🔱
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      Tbh I have an ipod classic and I don’t use it as much as I would like even having a good set of cans because the wire becomes annoying to me after short time so I’m actually going to mod it to add Bluetooth

    • xor
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      SD card

      Yes

      3.5mm jack

      No, it’s 2024

      I’m not buying it

      Ok 👍

      • @[email protected]
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        395 months ago

        How does it being 2024 justify not having a headphone jack. Most other phones competing with the phone 1 do have a headphone jack fyi.

        • @Aux
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          -85 months ago

          Because smart people started switching to Bluetooth back in the mid 2000-s. Because wires suck big time. It’s 2024 now, there’s absolutely no reason to use wired headphones.

          • @toynbee
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            45 months ago

            Poorly fitting username there.

      • @8osm3rka
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        205 months ago

        As a person who’s been using Bluetooth headphones almost exclusively for the last 5 years, 99% of them fucking suck regardless of the price range

        • xor
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          -55 months ago

          I’ve had a pretty good experience with them, personally, but mine are a relatively expensive pair

          But for wired headphones, usb-c headphones seem to be the modern de facto standard

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            I know this is true, but it’s dumb as hell. The difference in thickness between a usb-c port and headphone jack is millimeters, and a good pair of wired headphones is still a good pair decades later. No need to upgrade the connector unless you’re making money off selling usb-c headphones.

            It’s not like it hurts bluetooth users to have a headphone jack they won’t use.

  • @Sp00kyB00k
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    115 months ago

    It is the phone everyone deserves but should not be the one you want. It only creates more waste without being reparable.

  • @gheesh
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    115 months ago

    If people are buying this instead of other repair-oriented brands like Fairphone, then they’re not concerned about repairability but price.

    • @[email protected]
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      95 months ago

      I’d love to buy a Fairphone. But sadly it is behind in so many features,that I simply can’t.

      -no water proof (sadly a requirement in my profession)

      -no wireless charging (why? just why? There is no good reason for them to not include that, especially as it is finally adopted by a lot of spaces, e.g. in airline seats,etc.)

      • mediocre camera

      I counted the days towards Fairphone releasing the featureset of the Fairphone 5 and was so disappointed.

      I am up for other recommendations, though.The first person to name google will be downvoted,though. I literally wrote my lawyer yesterday as they are treating service cases in a illegal manner.

        • @[email protected]
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          55 months ago

          They really aren’t: it’s just going to add a little thickness, weight, and cost to the phone. Screws and gaskets aren’t exactly rocket science.

        • @[email protected]
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          15 months ago

          Yeah,but it’s possible - maybe not everything,but for a lot of components it is possible.

        • @[email protected]
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          15 months ago

          pc watercooling blocks are mostly just orings sandwiched in grooved plates and screwed together. leaks are usually elsewhere. hardest part would probably be accomodating ports. we could even be totally cursed and make it wireless charging and bt audio only and fully seal it and have no speakers.

    • @[email protected]
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      95 months ago

      Fairphone isn’t available in many parts of the world. CMF’s sales are boosted a lot by it’s presence in India where Fairphone is not an option.

    • @anon_8675309
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      75 months ago

      They could be concerned about both.

  • @[email protected]
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    45 months ago

    In my opinion this an amazing looking phone that I could use without a case, if needed just buy a new back and stick it to the phone. For me the only problem is the lack of NFC (no Google pay). Strange move by Nothing to not include it.