Energy-efficient electronics: power, used wisely

Every device we choose to carry is selected first for how little energy it wastes — favouring high efficiency ratings, low standby consumption, and a design philosophy that treats electricity as something to respect, not squander.

Energy-efficient LED bulb
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LED lighting uses at least 75% less energy and lasts up to 25 times longer than incandescent bulbsENERGY STAR, U.S. Department of Energy
EU ecodesign standby-power rules are projected to save 32.5 TWh per year across Europe by 2030European Commission, Regulation 2023/826

Built to be repaired: fix it, don't replace it

We choose electronics the same way we choose everything else: for how long they last. That means modular parts, accessible components, and designs that don't force you into the landfill the moment something small breaks.

Hands repairing an electronic device
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62 million tonnes of e-waste generated worldwide in 2022Global E-waste Monitor 2024, United Nations
Only 22.3% of it was formally collected and recycledGlobal E-waste Monitor 2024

The best thing you can do for the planet is use less. The second best — use what you use wisely.

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