It's hard to tell which shoes are more comfortable.
There are a bunch of factors that can influence the comfort of a shoe, but I'll focus on the most significant ones.
The material of the upper: leather and suede tend to be more comfortable than synthetic materials like canvas and nylon. The leather upper on your favorite pair of sneakers probably ranks high on your list of favorite features.
The arch support: if you have wide feet, you want shoes with a lot of support in the arch area. If you're more average-sized, you might need to look for shoes with less support. The wider your feet are, the higher up in the arch region you'll want to look for comfort. The arch support is also important for people with flat feet as well as those who suffer from plantar fasciitis (a painful foot condition).
The heel: You should avoid heels unless you're wearing them for a special occasion or activity that requires them (like dancing or performing in front of people). Heels make your feet feel heavier and take longer to get used to than flats do. This is because they put pressure on the bones in your heel while walking or standing up straight (or whatever