What exactly does make a 'high end part'? Is it performance respective to its contemporary peers? Is it the die size or memory bus width? Or are you actually saying its not high end - in the expected eventually available Pascal line-up including cards as yet unreleased and in announced?
Pascal's only likely (based on past recent history) to get one more card a '1080Ti' and possibly a Pascal Titan 'X' 'Black' or something similar with the full die enabled unlike the current Pascal Titan X.
Perhaps it comes down to semantics but the Titan X (and if released the Titan X 'Black') are very high end with the 1080Ti (if released) being next then the 1080.
Ultimately surely the best test of what is high end at any one time is performance... what else matters? You cant play memory bus size or die size now can you? It also a rather arbitrary distinction to talk about performance only with regards to the 'Pascal' branded GPU's because guess what shortly after your beloved 'high end' Pascals are all out a 'mid range' (in your eyes) but yet faster Volta card will most likely be out.
I have already explained why a pricing structure based on your definition of 'mid rage' would be a complete non starter for Nvidia or anyone else
here.