It is not the question of what is appropriate or better. It is based on what and with what efficiency you want your readings. The basic details in the product itself indicates that one product is for broad range (BR) and the other is for high sensitivity (HS). And sure the readings can differ between those. Its the user who determine the suitable kit for their samples.
I have also experienced variations in readings between HS and BR kits. I ran the RNA on a Bioanalyzer, which gave me a rough estimate of the quantification range (BR kit-20-1000ng; HS-5-100ng). Accordingly I decided the Qubit kit to be used.
Thank you everyone. "I am quantifying RNA from tissue, using an RNA BR kit and the same sample was diluted (for example, 10 times diluted in nuclease free water) and quantified using Qubit Hs. Finally, Qubit Hs concentration for the sample was obtained by multiplying the dilution factor. In such a case, should I get an equal or nearly equal concentration in both the kits?"
HS kit is for samples with very low RNA concentration whereas BR kit is where your sample concentration is expected to by any where between very hug and low. The BR kit will not determine concentration of samples with very low concentration.