The option with the most advantages may still be wrong for your main purpose.

Comparison by counting favors whatever has the longest list, which is not the same as whatever serves the purpose. An option can win on features, price, convenience and reputation and still fail at the one thing you actually needed, because that thing was a single line on the sheet beside twenty others. Advantages are not interchangeable.

Write your main purpose in one sentence before you compare anything, and weight it heavily on purpose. Ask of each option whether it does that well, then let the extras break ties. A short list of the right strengths beats a long list of pleasant ones.