Accurate for iOS, but not for Android, especially rooted. The reason I like this phone is that it is modular, with an easy to replace battery, SD card, and radios, and is open enough that it's easy to port other operating systems to it, and keep support of it for long periods of time. It also runs Wayland/Linux by default, meaning that it's easier to use desktop Linux apps in it than it is on Android. Best of all, it will be open hardware, which I strongly support, and is finally a phone that is just about as powerful as my existing OnePlus One, but with better features, meaning that it is actually an sidegrade in terms if specs rather than a downgrade, finally.