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Will a difference of 5lbs in draw weight make a huge difference?

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I am a beginner who got into archery through a friend. He lent me his old 25lbs recurve bow and I had great fun using it. I have been thinking about purchasing my own bow, but I am a bit hesitant buying one. I want to purchase this bow from amazon and I was wondering if I should get the 30lbs or 35lbs? I can shoot a 25lbs bow very comfortably and I don't have issues using my friend's 35lbs, but the 30lbs is a lot cheaper from where I am and I don't wanna spend the extra money into something that might not make a difference in the end and I don't think I will be able to purchase higher draw weight limbs later on. This will be a one-time purchase for me and don't wanna make the wrong decision. Any help is appreciated in the matter.

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