So the higher wattage ones are supposed to do the initial heat up quicker, and to dispense more rapidly?
How are 20W ones for light usage?
Any reason to prefer either 7mm or 11mm glue sticks?
Any reason to have adjustable temperature (e.g., 100-220C)?
Yep, higher wattage will heat up faster and work longer as it is able to maintain working temperature at high feed rate
20W is fine for light usage provided you're OK with waiting for it to heat up and not expecting to go through entire glue sticks, you'll find if you feed too fast the gun can't keep up
7mm vs 11mm - depends on how much you need to dispense at a time, if you require precision then 7mm, if not 11mm. Another point may be that a lower wattage gun may handle the lower volume of 7mm sticks better than that of 11mm, would be interesting to test
I haven't used an adjustable temperature gun before but I imagine its useful to regulate the viscosity or maybe if you're gluing something that is heat sensitive