I have both APC and CyberPower UPS units and I don't have any real complaints about either brand.
Do you want the UPS to keep you covered in the event of power blips, dips and spikes or do you want the UPS to keep everything running for a while, at least long enough to casually finish/save your work and shutdown?
I have a 1300VA APC unit for the home theater, a 1350VA CyperPower unit for my home office, and a little 450VA APC unit for network gear in the middle of the house.
The 1350VA CyberPower unit has the following connected...
27" Thunderbolt display (Using it now)
cMBP (Using it now as well)
rMBP (On but not being used)
Synology DS1511+ NAS (5 HDD bays, active)
4TB USB3 HDD - Powered on
Cordless phone/answering machine
Multi-function printer (Sleeping)
17" HP laptop (Sleeping)
Bose PC speaker system w/ sub, but no music or sound playing currently
8-port gig-e switch
And with the current load the UPS is at 25% load with an estimated 20 minutes of runtime. The UPS also says that the current power draw for all those devices is 200 watts.
Estimate your load and think about why you want a UPS, that will help you determine how big you need.
As for why I chose CyberPower over APC most recently, it came down to the warranty. APC has a 2-year warranty, CyberPower has a 3-year warranty.