GSMArena measured 15 h 20 min of active use on the Galaxy S26 and about 15 hours on the iPhone 17. The S26 has a 3x telephoto and seven update years. GSMArena's iPhone verdict is the warmer one.
Macworld's two Series 12 battery runs came in at 51 and 40 hours. Notebookcheck's Watch9 44mm used 60 to 70 percent of its charge in a day. I'd let your phone pick the watch.
The MacBook Air ships with 16GB of RAM and the XPS 13 with 8GB, and Tom's Hardware says the 8GB Dell gets laggy fast when you multitask. I'd pay the extra for the Air if you keep laptops for years.
The Pixel 11 Pro is lighter and has the longer zoom, and GSMArena's battery numbers put the iPhone only slightly ahead. I'd take the Pixel unless you live in iOS.
Tom's Guide measured 15 h 16 min of battery on the Pixel 10a and 12 h 35 min on the iPhone 17e. The iPhone has a chip nearly twice as fast. I'd pick by the phone you already use.
Both 11-inch tablets weigh within 3 g of each other and carry 12GB of RAM. I'd buy the iPad Air for the money, and the Tab S11 only if the screen and the included pen are the point.
Only $30 separates the $899 Pixel 11 and the $929 iPhone 17 at list. I'd buy the iPhone, unless you want a 5x zoom lens or can use the Pixel's $200-off promo.
