And in China, many iPhone buyers are among the students and blue collar workers who buy it because it's subtly expensive, coming from a foreign country (though

And in China, many iPhone buyers are among the students and blue collar workers who buy it because it's subtly expensive, coming from a foreign country (though assembled in China), and was used by richer people. They don't buy it because it's a good phone, but because it's a luxury. This is beginning to change, as some Android phones are actually getting more expensive to appeal to their vanity (well, being more expensive is so much easier than the reverse), and they're working on a very appealing feature for the those who mainly use the phone to take selfies and photos of their food: automatically beautification. Also, it boosts China's computer vision technology as a side effect, which is good for us as well.