You actually get less "info" on iOS Settings than on Android. It doesn't exactly tell you anything other than categories itself.

You can actually see STATE of each category on Android without acting on it such as volume, memory usage, and so on.

Also on Android things are organized better. Wallpaper is visual thing on Display, so it falls under Display. Ringtones and sound fall under Sound. And so on. Less unnecessary tabs and categories.

Furthermore, look how all the icons and shape share uniform color and forms on Android. Looks clean. Things get worse for iOS because Setting houses every app's setting as well, eventually it becomes clusterfuck and hassle. If you want to change a setting on Camera on iOS, let's say change fps for video, you have to get out of camera app, open setting, scroll down to camera, click the camera settings, change the damn value, and then go back. Such a function should be built into camera. I mean, it is setting of Camera right? You keep things close to where they belong, not far away and have to run around.

Don't get me started the REAL broken clusterfuck that is notification system on iOS. So terrible even iOS users hate 10.