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almost certainly EVO. you are unlikely to find (enough) use of the extra features that Pro offers to justify the extra cost.

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almost certainly EVO. you are unlikely to find (enough) use of the extra features that Pro offers to justify the extra cost.

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I've researched it myself for my own projects and it seems like the Evo is faster but the Pro possibly has the best reliability.

Although I can't imagine the Evo being terrible in reliability, so it'd probably be the pick considering that it's cheaper.

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