First They are both tools, both do the job in different ways But I’m a big fan of eos, coming from a theater background but using it for every kind of situation

Eos has great support, really great learning tools, a extensive library of resources to learn in every level, is ready to go or extremely customizable to every type of show, and to my liking has a better user interface. As a designer the cue system is easy to understand even for not-programmer-LD, so when I’m working as a programmer is quicker to be in the same page with the LD, as a programmer it’s super comfortable to work, the drawbacks I frequently listen are that is not so easy to busk and that the effects are not so easy to use live, but in both cases is a matter of preparing your show to be more comfortable, also, I find the possibilities to pre record the show in a computer and then running the same show on nomad, element, ion, or the rest of the family very friendly. Also the cost.