As others have mentioned, each LED fixture serves a slightly different purpose.
Here's a quick rundown (I chose these since they are the most popular off the shelf fixtures):
1. Kessil A350
PROS: best output of any LED if you're trying to simulate the look of a halide bulb since the LEDs are clustered into a matrix, which results in a nice, even shimmer. Blue and white are independently adjustable.
CONS: Manual control, thus no ramp up or ramp down capabilities (corals don't care about this, though some have mentioned that this possibly benefits fish). Must be hung at least 10" off the tank to get good spread (may not apply to the A350w - I haven't tested it).
2. AI Sol
PROS: Proven to be successful at growing coral, provides even coverage; can be controlled via controller such as an Apex; has ramp up/down; option to have stand-alone controller (wireless controller due out soon).
CONS: Must be hung about 12" above tank to get good spread; some don't think White & Blue (WB) LEDs provide coral with enough wavelength. The full color version of the Sol (AI Vega Color) is supposed to be released this month.
3. Ecotech Radion
PROS: RGB+W LEDs; works in tandem with Ecotech MP10/40/60; Full control of all colors via laptop-based app. Very good spread -- you may be able to get away with less fixtures than the AI Sol; 7" optimal hanging height so it fits in most canopies; has ramp up/down; one of the best output from a panel-type LED fixture, in terms of LED color disperson (less "mirror-ball" effect).
CONS: Minimal onboard control; no true remote control (yet, Ecotech announced web-based control capability) - laptop must be physically hooked into the master (but other units are wirelessly connected to the master); expensive per unit cost (though may be cheaper for you based on tank size).
I'm sure I missed something, but this should give you a good starting point.