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I think to avoid this you need a standard comparison point. maybe both have the same pro!
Don’t make a direct pros/cons. Make a maturity scale(s) and place the different options on the scale(s) and also have the client do this.
I rarely do a pros and cons slide. Usually put a stake in the ground with a recommendation for the client to react to.
I include - recommendation, expected results, risks, alternative approaches
How about framing it in terms of constraints or challenges for option A, what things could be done to overcome them. Also - what enablers there are for option A. Then do the same for option B.
Think of the evaluation criteria rather than comparing to the 1st option
I'm visualizing your slide as having 2 columns and your pros and cons beneath it.
Why not rather have a matrix with all of the Pros / Capabilities that may be on the table as your Row titles and then score each option side by side (green, orange, red). I've seen this done most often for product rationalization with a choice among 3 different products. Seems to work well