You don't really believe Android manufacturers deliberately "give back to rheir customers", do you? They have no other choice but to lower their prices because the market for premium priced Android handsets is quite small. If they could, they would never ever lower their prices, but there is just no demand at those price levels after a small initial rush of enthusiasts. Apple can command a premium for the whole product life cycle, and so they do. Capitalism 101. And btw "value for money" has many other factors other than initial price vs a few compared specs on a list, e.g. after sale services, durability, system software updates, software and hardware eco system, resale value etc. if you think you don't get your money's worth, move to Android, but you know you don't really want to, and for good reasons.