The greatest thing to happen to the iPhone since the iPhone, the iPhone 5, is the most powerful phone to roll out of the Apple stables yet. Although the jury is still out on whether it is a worthy successor to the iPhone 4S, there is no denying that the newest member of the Apple family is one impressive phone. Standing tall, with a 4" screen, the iPhone 5 stoops over its older sibling by a good 0.5", all this without compromising on the stunning Retina Display, that we have all come to love. It retains the form factor of its predecessor, and adds a touch of class to it, making it a gorgeous, yet sturdy phone to have. But this otherwise seemingly invincible modern-day Achilles, suffers from more than just a vulnerable heel. Here's a look at some of its princely, and some rather pauper-ish qualities. The iPhone 5 is undoubtedly a premium device, but it comes at a very princely price as well. A lot of the other cell phone manufacturers offer much better hardware, with the open sourced Google Android on board, for much lesser. Apple's newest baby offers most of the features of the other flagship devices in the market, it brings little else to the table. The biggest problem with Apple is that, after having set such high standards for themselves, they just can't seem to do justice with the high expectations that people have of them, especially post the Steve Jobs era. You might want to keep in mind though that Apple never targeted the larger masses, and always believed in catering to a niche audience. All in all though, the iPhone 5 makes for a great device, and one that would do the iEgos of all ardent Apple fans a world of good!