Apple's new flagship phone has hit the market, and a Hungarian outlet has already taken a unit for a hands-on test. The price sits close to a million forints, a figure few consumer phones reach there. The write-up refers to the model as the iPhone Duo. Its early verdict is blunt: the device would like to pass itself off as uncompromising, and it is nothing of the sort. The reviewer flatly rejects the launch-week impression that this phone has no weak spots. At a price near seven figures in forints, those weak spots become the story, since buyers at this tier expect top-grade hardware everywhere they look. The piece positions itself as a reality check on what the money actually buys.