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Elon Musk had yet another viral moment when he debuted the Tesla Cybertruck live on stage. The demonstration didn’t go quite as planned, but the unorthodox design of his futuristic pickup made it a hot topic for discussion. The vehicle looked nothing like any other car (or gadget) on the market — until Russian phone company Caviar announced its upcoming custom device: The Cyberphone. But it’s not actually a new phone; it’s a heavily customized iPhone sporting a jagged metal enclosure, which looks just like Musk’s Cybertruck. Hopefully, it’s a bit more durable than the real thing. After all, Musk was able to easily shatter the “bulletproof” windows. Sadly, if you break the Cyberphone, you’re out of luck. As a modified iPhone, it’s out of warranty.

Despite the window debacle, Elon Musk is still one of the savviest businessmen around.