Right, but that's not what I'm saying. Whether or not the added network quality offers a tangible benefit to most customers isn't relevant to how it is priced.

Right, but that's not what I'm saying. Whether or not the added network quality offers a tangible benefit to most customers isn't relevant to how it is priced. You, as the customer, need to make that call. The reality is, their networks are fundamentally and significantly higher quality, which makes them far more expensive. But, maybe most people don't need higher quality networks, and should not be paying the AWS cost.