I'm a professional engineer doing mixed signal, power and analog design for industrial products. USB 2 high speed is my bandwidth minimum. (Yes, USB is mediocre for industrial work, but you can't get away from it.) I'll rent a scope if I need something faster. For space reasons, in my current lab, I would prefer to have one nice jack-of-all-trades scope on my bench over several specialist scopes. I have a number of nice high voltage passive probes and 50-ohm externally powered probes that I would like to continue to use. I will need active single-ended and differential probes. Eye diagrams would be nice.
That said, I was sort of purposefully vague, because I'm interested in what other people have found nice.
For USB2 HS you need a scope with BW >= 2GHz for real SI work. And high speed diff probe with sufficient BW.
I'm most familiar with Siglent lineup lately so I can recommend something there.
SDS6000A is 2GHz MSO design, 12" screen and eye diagram.
SDS7000A is 4GHz MSO design, 15" screen, PC based, and full USB 2.0 compliance test, among other things. Very advanced scope.
Both are Siglent's new touchscope platform. It is similar to LeCroy GUI concept.
I personally like it and find it easy enough to use.
You might not, it is personal.
They are also not small and very silent, but much better than older scopes you are mentioning.
You would need to see and hear them for you to make up your mind.
I'm sure you could organize loaner scope for a test...
Alternatives are LeCroy, R&S, Keysight.. I don't know much about new Tek scopes.
LeCroy have lot of choices, Keysight have unusual choices in this range, and R&S have few new very nice scopes but some options are not released yet. They will be, but not yet.
Make sure to ask if scopes have the options you need available.
You would need to contact sales channel for all of them and ask for help.
Let them earn your sale...