SSDT 2010 vs SSDT 2012: Upgrade benefits?

Hello,
Our organisation is upgrading SQL 2008R2 to SQL 2012. For SSIS development, we have a choice of upgrading to either
Visual Studio 2010 (and SSDT 2010), or
Visual Studio 2012 (and SSDT 2012)
Because of the black and white UI in VS2012 and SSDT 2012 is disliked by the ETL developers, we are inclined to stick to VS2010 and SSDT 2010.
By doing this, are we missing any important features? In other words, is it worth upgrading to VS2012/SSDT2012?
Thanks

Not sure what the better is, but vs2012 is probably indeed faster, more stable, etc. etc. and there is also a
blue color theme available:
And you can run time side by side on the same machine...
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