I think it's the opposite. A ridiculously expensive price tag is the only way it can be successful. If it was cheaper, more people would buy, get disappointed i

I think it's the opposite. A ridiculously expensive price tag is the only way it can be successful. If it was cheaper, more people would buy, get disappointed in this, and then give up. Because it's so expensive, it selects for zealots and forgiving early-adopters. I'd define success as paving the way for broader investment in the ecosystem. If third-party devs start building useful workflow tools and other experiences, it can become a cult favorite. From there, re-investment in further R&D can keep this improving.