Which smartphones are suitable as a used device?

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1. Rank 11Illustrative image
   Favourite: Best overall ratingi

   Gigaset GS6 Enterprise

   • Repairability class A: index 4.25 out of 5, typical is 3.38
   • 7 years of updates: at least until 2033, per the manufacturer
   • User-replaceable battery: no repair shop needed
   • 64 h battery life: typical is 58 h

   • Battery
   • Repairability
   • Drops
   Overall rating8.0/10excellentProduct details
2. Rank 22Illustrative image

   Gigaset GS6 EP

   3 versions: GS6 EP, GS6 PRO EP, GS6-2

   • Repairability class A: index 4.24 out of 5, typical is 3.38
   • 7 years of updates: at least until 2033, per the manufacturer
   • User-replaceable battery: no repair shop needed
   • Waterproof: rated IP68

   • Battery
   • Repairability
   • Drops
   Overall rating7.9/10strongProduct details
3. Rank 33Illustrative image
   Favourite: Best for battery replacementi

   Punkt MC03

   Model MC 03-2

   • Repairability class A: index 4.24 out of 5, typical is 3.38
   • 7 years of updates: at least until 2034, per the manufacturer
   • User-replaceable battery: no repair shop needed
   • Waterproof: rated IP68

   • Battery
   • Repairability
   • Drops
   Overall rating7.9/10strongProduct details
4. Rank 44Illustrative image

   Punkt MC03

   Model MC 03

   • Repairability class A: index 4.24 out of 5, typical is 3.38
   • 7 years of updates: at least until 2033, per the manufacturer
   • User-replaceable battery: no repair shop needed
   • Waterproof: rated IP68

   • Battery
   • Repairability
   • Drops
   Overall rating7.8/10strongProduct details
5. Rank 55Illustrative image

   Gigaset GS6 PRO

   • Repairability class A: index 4.24 out of 5, typical is 3.38
   • 7 years of updates: at least until 2034, per the manufacturer
   • User-replaceable battery: no repair shop needed
   • Waterproof: rated IP68

   • Battery
   • Repairability
   • Drops
   Overall rating7.8/10strongProduct details
6. Rank 66Illustrative image
   Favourite: Longest updatesi

   Fairphone (Gen.6+)

   Model FP6 /e/OS

   • Repairability class A: index 4.16 out of 5, typical is 3.38
   • 8 years of updates: at least until 2034, per the manufacturer
   • User-replaceable battery: no repair shop needed
   • 300 drops in the drop test: without a defect, typical is 270

   • Battery
   • Repairability
   • Drops
   Overall rating7.8/10strongProduct details
7. Rank 77Illustrative image

   Fairphone (Gen.6)

   Model FP6

   • Repairability class A: index 4.16 out of 5, typical is 3.38
   • 8 years of updates: at least until 2035, per the manufacturer
   • User-replaceable battery: no repair shop needed
   • 300 drops in the drop test: without a defect, typical is 270

   • Battery
   • Repairability
   • Drops
   Overall rating7.8/10strongProduct details
8. Rank 88Illustrative image

   Fairphone (Gen.6)

   Model FP6 /e/OS

   • Repairability class A: index 4.16 out of 5, typical is 3.38
   • 8 years of updates: at least until 2035, per the manufacturer
   • User-replaceable battery: no repair shop needed
   • 300 drops in the drop test: without a defect, typical is 270

   • Battery
   • Repairability
   • Drops
   Overall rating7.8/10strongProduct details
9. Rank 99Illustrative image

   Crosscall STELLAR-M6 CHAMONIX

   • Repairability class A: index 4.14 out of 5, typical is 3.38
   • 7 years of updates: at least until 2033, per the manufacturer
   • User-replaceable battery: no repair shop needed
   • Waterproof: rated IP68

   • Battery
   • Repairability
   • Drops
   Overall rating7.7/10strongProduct details
10. Rank 1010Illustrative image

    Crosscall STELLAR-M6

    • Repairability class A: index 4.14 out of 5, typical is 3.38
    • 7 years of updates: at least until 2033, per the manufacturer
    • User-replaceable battery: no repair shop needed
    • Waterproof: rated IP68

    • Battery
    • Repairability
    • Drops
    Overall rating7.7/10strongProduct details
11. Rank 1111Illustrative image

    Gigaset GX50 EP

    2 versions: GX50 EP, GX50

    • Repairability class A: index 4.25 out of 5, typical is 3.38
    • 7 years of updates: at least until 2033, per the manufacturer
    • User-replaceable battery: no repair shop needed
    • Waterproof: rated IP68

    • Battery
    • Repairability
    • Drops
    Overall rating7.6/10strongProduct details
12. Rank 1212Illustrative image

    Fairphone (Gen.6+)

    Model FP6

    • Repairability class A: index 4.16 out of 5, typical is 3.38
    • 7 years of updates: at least until 2033, per the manufacturer
    • User-replaceable battery: no repair shop needed
    • 300 drops in the drop test: without a defect, typical is 270

    • Battery
    • Repairability
    • Drops
    Overall rating7.6/10strongProduct details
13. Rank 1313Illustrative image

    Crosscall CORE-M6

    • Repairability class A: index 4.13 out of 5, typical is 3.38
    • 6 years of updates: at least until 2032, per the manufacturer
    • User-replaceable battery: no repair shop needed
    • 80 h battery life: typical is 58 h

    • Battery
    • Repairability
    • Drops
    Overall rating7.6/10strongProduct details
14. Rank 1414Illustrative image

    Motorola g56 5G (XT2529-2)

    • Repairability class A: index 4.02 out of 5, typical is 3.38
    • 7 years of updates: at least until 2033, per the manufacturer
    • User-replaceable battery: no repair shop needed
    • Waterproof: rated IP68

    • Battery
    • Repairability
    • Drops
    Overall rating7.6/10strongProduct details
15. Rank 1515Illustrative image

    OPPO A7 Pro 5G

    Model CPH2931

    • Repairability class B: index 3.91 out of 5, typical is 3.38
    • User-replaceable battery: no repair shop needed
    • 79 h battery life: typical is 58 h
    • 300 drops in the drop test: without a defect, typical is 270

    • Battery
    • Repairability
    • Drops
    Overall rating7.6/10strongProduct details
16. Rank 1616Illustrative image

    Crosscall CORE-Z5

    • Repairability class A: index 4.14 out of 5, typical is 3.38
    • 6 years of updates: at least until 2032, per the manufacturer
    • User-replaceable battery: no repair shop needed
    • 63 h battery life: typical is 58 h

    • Battery
    • Repairability
    • Drops
    Overall rating7.5/10strongProduct details
17. Rank 1717Illustrative image

    Motorola Moto Edge 50 (XT2407-1)

    • Repairability class B: index 3.89 out of 5, typical is 3.38
    • 7 years of updates: at least until 2033, per the manufacturer
    • User-replaceable battery: no repair shop needed
    • Waterproof: rated IP68

    • Battery
    • Repairability
    • Drops
    Overall rating7.5/10strongProduct details
18. Rank 1818Illustrative image

    OPPO CPH2859

    • Repairability class B: index 3.82 out of 5, typical is 3.38
    • User-replaceable battery: no repair shop needed
    • 75 h battery life: typical is 58 h
    • Waterproof: rated IP68

    • Battery
    • Repairability
    • Drops
    Overall rating7.5/10strong
19. Rank 1919Illustrative image

    Motorola g57 (XT2537-2)

    • Repairability class A: index 4.08 out of 5, typical is 3.38
    • 7 years of updates: at least until 2033, per the manufacturer
    • User-replaceable battery: no repair shop needed

    • Battery
    • Repairability
    • Drops
    Overall rating7.4/10strongProduct details
20. Rank 2020Illustrative image

    Motorola g57 power (XT2537-5)

    • Repairability class A: index 4.08 out of 5, typical is 3.38
    • 7 years of updates: at least until 2033, per the manufacturer
    • User-replaceable battery: no repair shop needed
    • 64 h battery life: typical is 58 h

    • Battery
    • Repairability
    • Drops
    Overall rating7.4/10strongProduct details
21. Rank 2121Illustrative image

    OPPO Reno15 Pro 5G

    Model CPH2813

    • Repairability class B: index 3.88 out of 5, typical is 3.38
    • User-replaceable battery: no repair shop needed
    • 66 h battery life: typical is 58 h
    • 300 drops in the drop test: without a defect, typical is 270

    • Battery
    • Repairability
    • Drops
    Overall rating7.4/10strongProduct details
22. Rank 2222Illustrative image

    Gigaset GX30 EP

    2 versions: GX30 EP, GX30

    • Repairability class B: index 3.85 out of 5, typical is 3.38
    • 7 years of updates: at least until 2033, per the manufacturer
    • User-replaceable battery: no repair shop needed
    • 60 h battery life: typical is 58 h

    • Battery
    • Repairability
    • Drops
    Overall rating7.4/10strongProduct details
23. Rank 2323Illustrative image

    OPPO A6 Pro 5G

    Model CPH2781

    • Repairability class B: index 3.63 out of 5, typical is 3.38
    • 6 years of updates: at least until 2032, per the manufacturer
    • User-replaceable battery: no repair shop needed
    • 69 h battery life: typical is 58 h

    • Battery
    • Repairability
    • Drops
    Overall rating7.4/10strongProduct details
24. Rank 2424Illustrative image

    Motorola g67 (XT2621-2)

    • Repairability class A: index 4.09 out of 5, typical is 3.38
    • 7 years of updates: at least until 2033, per the manufacturer
    • User-replaceable battery: no repair shop needed
    • 59 h battery life: typical is 58 h

    • Battery
    • Repairability
    • Drops
    Overall rating7.3/10strongProduct details

More about this ranking

The top-rated smartphones in detail

Strengths and weaknesses of each device from the manufacturer data, in ranking order; versions with identical values only once.

Gigaset GS6 Enterprise

The Gigaset GS6 Enterprise has EU repairability class A (very good) and scores 8.0 out of 10 in our overall rating. It stands out for: battery you can replace yourself and 7 years of updates.

Rank 1 of 1,075 Favourite

• Repairability class A (very good)
• Battery you can replace yourself
• 7 years of updates
• 1,200 charge cycles
• No particular weakness in the data

8.0out of 10 excellentView device

Gigaset GS6 EP

The Gigaset GS6 EP has EU repairability class A (very good) and scores 7.9 out of 10 in our overall rating. It stands out for: battery you can replace yourself and 7 years of updates.

Rank 2 of 1,075

• Repairability class A (very good)
• Battery you can replace yourself
• 7 years of updates
• Waterproof (IP68)
• Battery life below typical (55 h)

7.9out of 10 strongView device

Punkt MC03

The Punkt MC03 has EU repairability class A (very good) and scores 7.8 out of 10 in our overall rating. It stands out for: battery you can replace yourself and 7 years of updates.

Rank 4 of 1,075

• Repairability class A (very good)
• Battery you can replace yourself
• 7 years of updates
• Waterproof (IP68)
• Battery life below typical (52 h)

7.8out of 10 strongView device

Fairphone (Gen.6+)

The Fairphone (Gen.6+) has EU repairability class A (very good) and scores 7.8 out of 10 in our overall rating. It stands out for: battery you can replace yourself and 8 years of updates.

Rank 8 of 1,075 Favourite

• Repairability class A (very good)
• Battery you can replace yourself
• 8 years of updates
• Highly drop-resistant
• Battery life below typical (51 h)
• Not waterproof (IP55)

7.8out of 10 strongView device

Fairphone (Gen.6)

The Fairphone (Gen.6) has EU repairability class A (very good) and scores 7.8 out of 10 in our overall rating. It stands out for: battery you can replace yourself and 8 years of updates.

Rank 9 of 1,075

• Repairability class A (very good)
• Battery you can replace yourself
• 8 years of updates
• Highly drop-resistant
• Battery life below typical (54 h)
• Not waterproof (IP55)

7.8out of 10 strongView device

Top values

• Longest battery life: Blackview XPLORE 6, 226 h (rank 178) · see all
• Longest updates: Fairphone (Gen.6+), 8 yrs (rank 8) · see all
• Most charge cycles: Samsung Galaxy XCover7, 2,000 (rank 31) · see all
• Top with replaceable battery: Gigaset GS6 Enterprise, overall rating 8.0 out of 10 (rank 1) · see all
• Most drops survived: Hammer Builder, 455 drops (rank 603) · see all
• Most scratch-resistant display: HMD TA-1687, Level 8 (rank 41) · see all
• Top with IP68: Gigaset GS6 EP, overall rating 7.9 out of 10 (rank 2) · see all

For each feature the strongest device rated at least 5.0 out of 10; each device only once.

How classes and overall ratings are distributed

1. 519%Avery good: 51 Models (9%)
2. 53291%Bgood: 532 Models (91%)
3. 00%Caverage: 0 Models (0%)
4. 00%Dfair: 0 Models (0%)
5. 00%Epoor: 0 Models (0%)

1. 5710%4: 57 (10%)
2. 32055%5: 320 (55%)
3. 14124%6: 141 (24%)
4. 6411%7: 64 (11%)
5. 10%8: 1 (0%)
6. 00%9: 0 (0%)

How the ranking is made

1. 1Values from EPREL8 supplier figures per model, unchanged.
2. 2Points per factorFixed scale from 0 to 10, the same for every model.
3. 3Weighted into the overall ratingRanks run consecutively in this order.
4. 4Updated weeklyCorrections in EPREL reach the list.

35%20%10%10%10%

• Repairability 35%
• Updates 20%
• Replaceable battery 10%
• Charge cycles 10%
• Drops 10%
• Battery life 5%
• Water 5%
• Scratches 5%

Factor	Weight	How points are given
Repairability (EU index)	35%	index 1 gives 0, index 5 gives 10 points, linear
Software updates	20%	1 point per year, 10 from 10 years
Replaceable battery	10%	yes 10, no 0
Charge cycles	10%	1 point per 200 cycles, 10 from 2,000 cycles
Drop resistance	10%	class A 10, B 7.5, C 5, D 2.5, E 0
Battery life	5%	1 point per 10 hours, 10 from 100 hours
Water and dust protection	5%	dust 0 to 6 up to 3 points, water 0 to 8 up to 7 points (IP68 = 10)
Scratch resistance	5%	Mohs level = points

Words for the overall rating: from 8.0 excellentfrom 6.5 strongfrom 5.0 solidfrom 3.5 modestlow

• With equal overall ratings, the higher repairability index comes first, then the newer model (market start), then the name.
• Unusual figures marked “!” count at the category’s typical value, never more.
• Where class and index do not match, the index counts at most up to the limit of the registered class.
• A missing figure counts as 0 points.
• “!” next to a value: battery life below 5 or above 300 hours, more than 15 years of updates or 5,000 or more charge cycles. Values unchanged, last when sorting by that value.
• For 48 of 1,075 models, class and index do not match under the thresholds of Regulation (EU) 2023/1669, Annex II (“!” next to the class); both values are shown unchanged.

Our own editorial rating with a disclosed method, not the official class from the energy label. The values come from the suppliers in EPREL (European Commission), who are solely responsible for them; the Commission does not endorse the ranking.

How we choose the favourites

• Favourites come only from devices with their own device page (confirmed sales name or well-known consumer brand), and each is from a different brand.
• Our favourite: the highest overall rating.
• Best for battery replacement: the highest overall rating among devices whose battery you can replace yourself, according to the supplier.
• Longest updates: the most years of software updates among devices with an overall rating of 5 or more; on a tie, the higher overall rating.
• If a rule drops out, the next one applies: longest battery life, then most charge cycles, each among devices with an overall rating of 5 or more.
• After the favourite, the first two rules that find a suitable device apply. A rule drops out if it applies equally to every device on the page. If a rule finds no suitable device, its card is left out, so fewer than three favourites may appear. On topic and brand pages, the rules apply to the filtered list; on brand pages without the different-brand condition. Nobody can buy a place as a favourite.

Icons in the list: green means at least the typical value in the category (median), grey means below. Our own calculation from the data; the values themselves are unchanged.

Compared: 583 smartphones, only models with EU class A or B and at least 3 more years of updates in EPREL, all suppliers. Source: EPREL, European Commission, data from the suppliers, as of 2 November 2026, updated weekly. Order: overall rating from 8 factors, our own rating; only models with EU class A or B and at least 3 more years of updates.

Frequently asked questions

Which smartphone is the best fit as a used device?

In our overall rating, Gigaset GS6 Enterprise comes first (8.0 out of 10, EU class A). The data comes from the suppliers in EPREL; we reload it every week.

How is the overall rating calculated?

From 8 figures in EPREL with fixed weights: Repairability 35%, Updates 20%, Replaceable battery 10%, Charge cycles 10%, Drops 10%, Battery life 5%, Water 5%, Scratches 5%. Each factor gets 0 to 10 points on a fixed scale. The overall rating is our own rating, not the official class.

Where does the data come from?

From EPREL, the European Commission’s product database. Suppliers register each model themselves before placing it on the market and are responsible for the data. We reload it every week.

For sellers

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