I've tested both phones, and they're neck and neck. Here's where they each succeed (and have room for improvement).

Google built a special exercise experience into the Pixel Watch 5 to make strength training a little less daunting.

Google's latest smartwatch costs the same as the previous generation for now, but the upgrade could be worth it for a certain user.

If you didn't upgrade last year (or the year before), there's a good case to be made for the new Pixel 11.

The design is largely unchanged from last year, but the Pixel 11 base model has an improved camera, Tensor G6 chip, and new colors.

Google's new finder tags use an emerging Bluetooth technology to offer more precise tracking - and stand apart from Apple and Samsung in the process.

Google's new LED feature on the Pixel 11 Pro models pays homage to classic notification LEDs, but so far it's subtle.

Mint uses the same 5G and LTE networks as T-Mobile, so I had no service interruptions after switching.

KeySmart's SmartCard (Gen 3) is perfect for Android and Apple users, and it's an extra 20% off with a ZDNET-exclusive code right now.

The Framework 13 Pro is a great example of when brands listen to their consumers - even if price and availability are problematic.