Fairphone 3 is pretty open about where parts come from, where it's assembled and which (moral) standards are applied for there selection of suppliers. It's als

Fairphone 3 is pretty open about where parts come from, where it's assembled and which (moral) standards are applied for there selection of suppliers. It's also supper repairable (iFixit score 10 of 10). Problems: - It has not so good spec, for people which need a high-end (or higher middle-end) smartphone not a option. - For the spec it has it's expensive. - It's somewhat clunky. (But hey even a non tech person can repair it.) - The speakers are at a strange position. - The microphone is so-so. For usage in normal handy mode it's ok, but audio quality in speaker/video conference mode is bad (but then hey, for that you probably should use a headset anyway). Good thinks include repairability, close to stock android, large battery, dual sim, micro sd card (yes 2 sims + 1 sd card can be used), NFC, known to get updates for as long as they can afford it, I think it's unlocked. So if don't use your phone for things it bad at and you are not tight on money it's a totally reasonable option.