Mudita · Poland
Mudita focuses on calm tech and reduced distraction. The Mudita Kompakt uses an E Ink display and a custom system designed for essential use, not endless scrolling.
A phone that puts attention first, even if that means a slower screen and fewer comforts.
Punkt · Switzerland
Punkt builds privacy-oriented devices with a minimalist mindset. Its MC03 is presented as designed in Switzerland and built in Germany, with a strong focus on user control and data privacy.
A more intentional smartphone experience, for people who are comfortable stepping away from mainstream Android.
Jolla · Finland
Jolla’s core contribution is software. Sailfish OS is a European alternative mobile operating system, and Jolla has returned to hardware with the new Jolla Phone.
It is not a simple switch, but it is one of the clearest examples of European operating system sovereignty in practice. A non-mainstream platform that still lets you run many Android apps through Jolla AppSupport.
HMD · Finland
HMD is headquartered in Espoo and is best known for Nokia-branded phones, alongside newer HMD-branded devices. HMD has an official European manufacturing line for an enterprise version of the Nokia XR21.
It is not a values-first brand in the Fairphone sense; it is a more mainstream choice, shaped by scale and a security focus, based in Europe with some manufacturing in Europe for selected devices.
Gigaset · Germany
Gigaset positions its smartphones around local production, presenting its smartphone line as Made in Germany. A device assembled under European labour rules, with closer oversight.