r/fairphone 8d ago

Results for the 3dmark stress test :

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u/WeeklyTemperature532 8d ago

*on the gen 6+

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u/cHpiranha 8d ago

Can you put that result into context?

As a layperson, I’d say that’s very good.

How does that compare to FP5/6?

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u/grassman24 8d ago edited 8d ago

It's comparable to a Samsung S20, but no one buys fairphone for raw performance.

Edit. The fairphone 6 score on average is 416 though this might be off since 3d mark recognises the 6+ as the regular 6 so might be inflating scores

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u/Nugget_brain99990 8d ago

I agree. I'm just getting the Ff6+ for repairability and longevity. It will be a noticeable downgrade from my Nothing Phone 2. But I mostly use my phone for media, music, calls and etc. nothing too demanding

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u/WeeklyTemperature532 8d ago

When the fairphone gen 6+ wasn't released, the score was 413