“The iPhone 8 felt a lot more familiar than we expected for a phone that’s supposed to be a generation all in its own. Maybe Apple’s saving their best tricks for the iPhone X? But if a more inventive phone is just around the corner, why do we need this one?” iFixit wrote.

Good question. It is one that iFixit answers by telling you everything that Apple doesn’t. Such as the iPhone 8 battery pumps out an underwhelming 6.96 Wh (1821 mAh at 3.82 V). That’s seven percent less than the 7.45 Wh iPhone 7 battery, and a whopping 40 percent less than the Galaxy S8’s 11.55 Wh battery.

It points out that the iPhone 8’s waterproofing and that hard-to-remove, crackable back glass pushes the iPhone 8 below the historical iPhone score, earning the phone a 6/10 on iFixit’s repairability scale.

Other than that you are pretty much buying an iPhone 7 which costs $549 for $699. For that you get a phone which is harder to fix and has a smaller battery. Sounds like a deal.