Yes. The hardware limitations, closed system OS and apple restrictions are downers. My iphone battery is shot and I can't just replace it ATM but I am using one of many 3rd party battery cases. However it does so many things right in its software implementations hence the many phones that try to emulate its features and innovations. There is also huge community and commercial support for it.

Its a very decent phone, a great MID and has so many applications that it emulates some aspects of having a laptop IMO. There is a decent app ecosystem. But a decent sized slider which can switch between Android/Other well supported phone OS and a well supported native desktop OS distro (without any need for compiling) would be the most ideal for myself. I suspect the next generation of chips might help accomplish this.