I can't speak from experience because I don't own a bandsaw. But I've done a bunch of research and have settled on the Laguna 14-inch BX110 with the 1.75hp motor. Here was my thinking: I build boxes, cutting boards, and other things and needed a decent resaw capacity. This thing seemed to be the most powerful option that you could run on a regular 120V circuit and was the most highly reviewed in terms of accuracy and features when compared to equivalent models from Jet and Rikon. Plus, I've been very happy and very pleased with my Laguna lathe. I'm not an absolute brand loyalist; I'm perfectly happy to mix up brands for my tools. But it does mean something to me when I buy a product from someone and I've had a good experience. All else equal (and absent an amazing deal on something different), I'll go back to the brand I know.
I was very tempted by the 10-inch saws, especially since that was something I could add to my shop relatively quickly for the cost (as opposed to waiting for the buy the 14-inch). But I ultimately opted against it for the reasons that Elwin listed--they don't seem to be as accurate (going by reviews and online write-ups) as the larger 14-inch models. The fences and table tops also seem to be a bit more flimsy and not as well-designed. And, I assume that at some point, I will want something with a nice, large resaw capacity. I like to build boxes and humidors. The problem I have now is that I either need to pony up for pre-dimensioned 3/8-inch thick Spanish Cedar that I use for the interior, or for the 3/8-1/2 inch thick hardwoods I use for the exterior. With a bandsaw, I can by 5/4 or 4/4 rough lumber, mill it down, and resaw in half to eliminate waste. Another factor was that a full-sized 14-inch band saw doesn't really take up that much more shop space than a 10-inch bench top version. My "shop" is small (and must be shared with 2 cars) so space is always a factor for me. But the footprint of a full size table small isn't that much more than the size of a stand or cabinet that I would build to hold the 10-inch version.
So I'm going to wait and save up. But I'll be watching this thread closely to see what folks recommend.