A little bigger, eight years of support, ability to repair when things break. Still no headphone jack and the AMOLED display is a regression. Expensive but doesn’t use slave labor so that’s good. I’ll stick with the FP4
The biggest reason why I didn’t buy a fp4 was that it had subpar performance almost overall. This seems like a pretty big step in the right direction so maybe my next handset will be a sustainable one!
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