Apple and other computer makers have tried the social standing thing too with their products, but thye have always failed. It only works up until certain point

Apple and other computer makers have tried the social standing thing too with their products, but thye have always failed. It only works up until certain point. I do think that there are markets for $2,000, $3,000, $4,000 iphone, but they must provide functional enhancements over $1,000 model, be it insanely good camera, insanely good display, 1TB storage, or 50% more battery life in same form factor. With computers and devices, it's more about practical utility. So why doesn't Apple do this? Because the market for $2-$5,000 phone is too small, and given Apple's reliance on parts maker, they can only have so much competitive edge. (i.e. if they can do it, then so can Android)