No, don't recall, maybe.

African or European?

I'd go for three wheeled bikes.

Don't do it.

It has a USB 2.0 Type C connector, unable to carry video signal in any device AFAIK

Edit: Here's an article about USB C video

• Don't know if it supports video out yet.
• The bootloader is unlockable and there seems to be support by Lineage OS, but I don't see Fairphone 6 yet.

Didn't need to so far but I did it for you. It's still alive. 😄

Ontario, Canada. Ordered from Clove UK. Stock Fairphone OS.

Buddy, I'm in Torontario guy. Bought from Clove UK for 1016 Canadian peso final-final, after DHL blood sacrifice.

• Are there any notable gaps between the screen and the side? Can you e.g. put a piece of paper between it? Asking because the predecessor had these and they required cleaning from time to time as dirt accumulated in these

Can fit a sheet just about. A thicker sheet might not fit.

• Did you test the camera yet? Are you ok with the zoom or picture quality in darkness?

The cam is quite decent in my testing so far. Zoom beyond 2x gets ugly quickly. The system is similar to Pixel a-series. One very good 50MP sensor for everything and low zoom, and one ultra-wide for wide shots and macro. Will be testing it more but first impressions are good. I think I can live with it coming from a Pixel 8 Pro.

• Did you get a case? How are these available currently?

No case, Clove didn't sell one. Still in search for a case.

• How is the sound quality?

Not as loud as the Pixel 8 Pro but very good and loud enough. No farts or other bad speaker noises.

• Did you already open the backcover? Are there any difficulties in doing so?

Not yet.

☺️ Ducks 🦆

Snappier than my Pixel 8 Pro.

So far I like it. The screen is great. The speaker is decent. The camera looks to be fairly decent. Not Pixel 8 Pro level at zoom, but otherwise it seems comparable to some of the Pixel a-series cams I've seen. The only thing that bugs me so far is the shittier haptic feedback compared to the Pixel. 😄

I am shocked how fast and good the power button fingerprint reader is. Especially coming off of the Pixel's in-screen reader.

Running stock OS for now.

Among other things, a combination of Fairphone releasing the 6 with improved camera and Google stopping publishing device code with Android 16. The future of third party OSes on the Pixel line is now in limbo. I'm still unsure how well the Fairphone will work on my carrier in Canada since it lacks one of the bands used. Seems okay for now. I'll need to take it out in the wild and see the impact on signal and battery.

This is a truly cursed sentence and it makes my brain hurt.