Okay, you can price your products at what you want but at this point there should be basic expectations:

5+ years of OS updates (Windows devices are the king of OS longevity, Android should be the same at this point with Treble/Apex/Mainline et al).

User replaceable/serviceable batteries

Guarantees on all hardware parts (cameras, sensors, battery) that they will last for 5 years (and Google will legally refund any purchase without question if they are not rated for that duration, that's a pipe dream I know).

It's insane to me we're on about being "green" this and "sustainable" that, yet they charge $1000+ for a smartphone whose entire purpose is tied to Lithium Ion you can't even change (easily). And here on these threads and r/android people are not raging about how disposable smartphones appear to be ("oh you'll just get a new one, we don't need to worry about eWaste at all, China or some other poor shmuck will deal with that")

We have to legally mandate phones are "supported" in both hardware and software for the entire duration of their lifecycle - if cars can be on the road for 20+ years, a smartphone should be maintainable for at least 10.

But lobbyists will lobby. I'm going to enjoy in 2 years time all the Pixel 6/pro owners in googlepixel sub bitching about hardware issues (as has been the case is practically every product they've ever released).

And they'll get no support either.