If it was actually bad value they wouldn't sell as high as they do and review with as much consumer satisfaction as they do.

These products may not offer you much value and you don't have to buy them. Clearly plenty of people and institutions bought them because they believed they offered the best value to them.

Agreed. I'd definitely make the same arguments here as I would for an Audi. There's clearly a market, and that means they're not a bad value for a certain type of person.

All I kmow about Audi is that it costd $14,000 to repair a scape from a parking garage wall.

If people were actually rational that might be true, but they aren't. Apple survives entirely on the fact that they have convinced people they are cool, not because they actually provide good value.

Any examples where they don't provide good value?

There's literally dozens of videos show that 8 GB is more than enough for casual or even entry level development use.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHKIcBWbnjo