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There don't seem to be any concrete reasons for using one over the other as far as search results or other desired outcomes. My personal preference is no-www, due to length. The most important thing is to make sure you redirect to your preferred domain, and remember to set your preferred domain in Google Webmaster Tools.

There doesn't seem to be any concrete reasons for using one over the other as far as search results or other desired outcomes. My personal preference is no-www, due to length. 

The most important thing is to make sure you redirect to your preferred domain, and remember to set your preferred domain in Google Search Console (Google Webmaster Tools).

There don't seem to be any concrete reasons for using one over the other as far as search results or other desired outcomes. My personal preference is no-www, due to length. The most important thing is to make sure you redirect to your preferred domain, and remember to set your preferred domain in Google Webmaster Tools.

There don't seem to be any concrete reasons for using one over the other as far as search results or other desired outcomes. My personal preference is no-www, due to length. The most important thing is to make sure you redirect to your preferred domain, and remember to set your preferred domain in Google Webmaster Tools.

There don't seem to be any concrete reasons for using one over the other as far as search results or other desired outcomes. My personal preference is no-www, due to length. The most important thing is to make sure you redirect to your preferred domain, and remember to set your preferred domain in Google Webmaster Tools.

This article gives a pretty good summary of the situation.

There don't seem to be any concrete reasons for using one over the other as far as search results or other desired outcomes. My personal preference is no-www, due to length. The most important thing is to make sure you redirect to your preferred domain, and remember to set your preferred domain in Google Webmaster Tools.