A point lengthens the line and costs toe room; a rounder toe gives the foot its width back and reads softer. The Sam Edelman is the one that finishes a sharp outfit and the one that runs out of patience first, because the shape puts pressure where the foot is widest. The Clarks is built on the house's cushioning and is the one to wear when standing is part of the evening. Neither is the dressier shoe — they are dressy differently.
Height is not the variable here
Both are ordinary dress-heel heights, so anyone choosing between them on comfort should look at the toe shape rather than the heel. Width is what hurts on an evening of standing, and the point is where the width goes.
If you own one pair of heels
Own the one that matches what you actually wear rather than the one that photographs better. A point under jeans and a dress you never wear is a shoe that stays in the box.