One thing to consider is a two person tent is really about big enough for one. If you intend to take a friend then look at 3 person tents as well. In winter the nights are so long that a roomy tent will be much appreciated.
I use a Hilleberg Kaitum 3 for the two of us. I got a 4-season tent, not for the snow loads or keeping the spindrift out but for the incredible winds up on the Colorado Plateau and keeping blowing sand out. I have had other tents destroyed and others filled with sand. This one works in bad conditions but for strength and the nice space inside the tent is relatively light weight. It also goes up and down very quickly. Scary price but I figure a fine backcountry lodge will run you over a hundred a night so it paid for itself in the first week. Everything in the following years has been free.
Also the vestibules are nice and large so the packs are close at hand and under shelter and there are two doors.
I have not owned any that you list but there are some great shelters offered these days.
And when you get blue
And you've lost all your dreams
There's nothin' like a campfire
And a can of beans –Tom Waits, Lucky Day
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