BrailleSense 7 vs Android Phone

I am considering whether to try purchasing a BrailleSense 7 later this year, or to stick with an Android phone instead. I use an iPhone 16E as my main phone, but for years I have also had an Android device as well. Right now it’s a Pixel 9A. This is because there are always apps that work better on Android while others work better on iOS, and some apps that are only on Android like Google Lookout. Also, sometimes having two phones helps with multi-tasking. For example, there are a few GPS apps that do not work as well together, so it is sometimes useful to run one on the iPhone and another on the Pixel. This has also helped me when my iPhone battery has died, because I still have another device I can use. However, now that the BrailleSense 7 is coming out, I am wondering whether that would be better as my Android device. It will have 18 hours of battery life and run Android 15, which is a very modern Android version, and it seems like it will have a high-performance CPU. I am already probably getting the BrailleNote Evolve, because it running Windows would make it much more useful for school and programming and everything else that I would use a computer for than any Android notetaker. However, the battery life on the Evolve will be 5 to 7 hours, which makes me want to have another portable device I can take around with me to get work done, and it seems like the BrailleSense 7's built-in applications will be pretty capable based on the manual for the BrailleSense 6 and their webinar for it. However, when the Google AI glasses come out, they might require an Android phone like the WearOS watches do, and I'm definitely going to get those. Also, I wonder how much more than standard Android I would actually be getting with the BrailleSense, and it will likely not update to future Android versions for a few years at least. Having both an Android phone and a BrailleSense 7 seems redundant, since they both run Android. It would be like having both an iPhone and an iPad, and since I sold my iPad and upgraded my iPhone, I use my iPhone for everything I used to do on the iPad and it makes things easier having everything I do on iOS in one device. So for people who have used the BrailleSense 6, does the BrailleSense screen reader make Android apps any more easy to use or efficient than TalkBack with Braille? Especially that TalkBack's Braille support is getting better, with navigation quick keys on web pages among other things. THERE is also TalkBack's image description, which I doubt the BrailleSense has. Also, what else would I be missing from the BrailleSense if I just stick with an Android phone? For example, are there any good accessible word processors for Android? Or Android email clients more efficient to use than Gmail?