Is it, though? How many iPhone owners can afford a Porsche?
I don't think it's remotely like a Porsche: not the same volume, not the same customers. I could say "it's like buying shoes and expecting to be able to change shoelaces" and it wouldn't have much less value than your comparison.
its about moving in next to a music club and complaining about noise
Would it be weird to complain about the fact that there is always noise everywhere and that you wish we improved the situation?
Ok, replace it with a $5,000 used pickup truck that is 20 years old.
You don't buy an a pickup truck then complain about the ride quality or fuel economy. Or the fact it doesn't have 6 seats for passengers.