The best bow is the one that feels the best in your price range. Shooting them is the only way to find out.
I have went through 23 bows since 2006, and the biggest thing I've learned in all of it is this... All bows have good qualities. All bows have nuances that make you shoot better or worse. Dont buy a bow b/c the name on it. Buy it b/c it works.
I shoot competitively nationally, and I can assure you that almost every bow that I've shot that I picked up b/c I liked, I shot equally as good with. I've got one bow that I have shot my personal best scores with outdoors, and one indoors so its really up in the air on which could be better for me...
I will say this though, one was a Hoyt and one was a Mathews
Just my personal taste, but they both make excellent products. Find what you like and get it and dont regret it.