I’ve worked in lots of studios where I’ve had to use Logic Pro X. Overall in Cubase, you can do more and it’s faster to use once you learn all the features. Logic is quite outdated in terms of the recording and editing side. The best thing about Logic is the price and all the plugins that are included as it’s good value. However, I never use any of the stock plugins in logic as there are better 3rd party instruments and effects but if you don’t have those or the money to buy them, sure, logic is very good value. The value starts to disappear though if you were to by a mac just to use logic though as for that price you could had just put Cubase on your PC and bought a bunch of the most popular virtual instruments and effects and then had all the extra feature of Cubase.
I think Logic is a little prettier but in Cubase except for the last couple of years when they have made Logic look all flat. In Cubase, I edit the customization options to make everything black, dark and black n white (no colors). If you like the visual aspect of logic, you might wanna edit the Cubase colors to make it look more similar. You can also assign your own shortcuts in Cubase so if you are used to doing certain shortcuts in Logic that don’t exist in Cubase, you can probably assign them to do the same thing in Cubase if you didn’t wanna relearn them or if you’re jumping back and forth between Logic and Cubase all the time.
Once you start using Cubase or your PC, you’ll probably get annoyed at why it takes so long to do certain tasks in Logic that are much faster in Cubase and you’ll probably want to install Cubase on your mac.