Tires: Panaracers or Armadillos

Hi, my current hybrid sports a 700cx32 Bontrager race wheels. Its a bit on the heavy side ~500 gms. Im looking at changing those tires in the next few months and starting my research early
I know theres a ton of choices there but as always the LBS here in my area (Shanghai, China) dont really carry a lot of choices.
im down to two options
- Panaracer t-serv: Lighter than the spesh, some reviews say it has good anti puncture, bad reviews saying dirt and debris gets stuck in its threads etc.
- Spesh Armadillo elites all weather: almost double the weight of the panaracers.. but its known for its unparalleled anti puncture system. almost double the price here where i am as well compared to the panaracers
im thinking of upgrading the thinner tires as well 700c x 25. Basically im upgrading bec i want thinner tires to gain a bit of acceleration. Im happy to put more mileage on my current set of wheels so im looking at upgrading around end of the year.
What do you guys think? appreciate the help.

im down to two options
- Panaracer t-serv: Lighter than the spesh, some reviews say it has good anti puncture, bad reviews saying dirt and debris gets stuck in its threads etc.
- Spesh Armadillo elites all weather: almost double the weight of the panaracers.. but its known for its unparalleled anti puncture system. almost double the price here where i am as well compared to the panaracers
im thinking of upgrading the thinner tires as well 700c x 25. Basically im upgrading bec i want thinner tires to gain a bit of acceleration. Im happy to put more mileage on my current set of wheels so im looking at upgrading around end of the year.
What do you guys think? appreciate the help.
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