Just a couple of comments/opinion from my experience with an FTDX-10.
A friend bought an FTDX-10 and raved about the receiver performance on CW, so...
I bought a 1 month old Ten from a ham who likes to try out and compare new radios, sell them quickly, and take the $$ hit.
I don't mean that in a negative way. I can see the fun of that approach if one has the available ham radio budget.
I also had concerns about the ergonomics after reading reviews. I have owned Icom and Kenwood transceivers, and liked the human interface.
It was my first Yaesu radio, so I disliked it for the first 2 days. It took me that long to get used to the Yaesu terminology and figure out where they put everything. After a week my opinion completely turned around and I liked everything about it. The thing I had the most trouble with was the buttons that are close to the tuning knob and I even got used to that. Rob Sherwood points out in a recent presentation that the FTDX-10 and FTDX-101 have the best synthesizers that Yaesu has ever made, which explains the excellent receiver performance.
My IC-7300 is on my operating desk and I still use it. They are different radios, and both have their strengths.
Overall, I found the FTDX-10 to be an excellent transceiver at the price point, especially for CW.
73,
John, KB1NO