Fairphone Launches Fairbuds 2 with Improved Design, Battery Life, and Repairability

Fairphone has launched its second generation of repairable earbuds, the Fairbuds 2. The new model features a redesigned stemmed design available in black or green, along with a charging case that is significantly smaller and lighter than the first version. Despite reduced size, battery life nearly doubles to up to 40 hours without active noise cancellation (ANC), making it one of the longest-lasting earbuds on the market. The Fairbuds 2 maintain strong repairability features, with all three batteries being removable in under a minute using minimal tools. The company also emphasizes ethical sourcing and transparency, stating that nearly half of its materials are fair or recycled. With improved audio quality from new drivers and support for LDAC codec, the earbuds aim to appeal both environmentally conscious consumers and audiophiles. The Fairbuds 2 will be available in Europe starting at £99 / €119 with a US launch scheduled for November 2nd at $119. While not perfect—lacking wireless charging—the product reinforces Fairphone’s commitment to sustainability without compromising on performance.

By Dominic Preston · The Verge ·

Fairphone Launches Fairbuds 2 with Improved Design, Battery Life, and Repairability

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