These generic sentences should suffice
This comes with a lot of benefits.
This has a lot of benefits.
This offers a lot of benefits.
I don't know how each of them sounds so I ask you to tell me the best option and which to avoid.
word-choice
These generic sentences should suffice
This comes with a lot of benefits.
This has a lot of benefits.
This offers a lot of benefits.
I don't know how each of them sounds so I ask you to tell me the best option and which to avoid.
Best Answer
In your first sentence
using "with" expresses benefits which are additional and nice but not necessarily the primary reason for choosing something.
In your second sentence
expresses a multitude of positive attributes and is often expressed as
Your third sentence
suggests there is additional up-side to something which the receiver of the additional benefits may not have considered.