Kitchen Worktops advice needed on using a router

The one listed does both

 

You could always sell it on after....or take it back

Certain jobs require certain tools...hopefully you're saving on the labour...that's what adds up.
The job that the pic I posted from had to have radiused worktops in a couple of places. Had to buy a jig for that.

 

I had a big Dewalt router about ten years ago which packed up just after a year, Dewalt told me that it was because I was cutting worktop joints in less than 8 passes.