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I'd pronounce them the same, but find Charis much more interesting than Carys.

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Charis Adèle
Charis Léonie / Leonor
Charis Orla
Charis Zoe
Charis Fay
Charis Elena
Charis Lily
Charis Yasmin
& Charis Grace - might be a bit too much grace there! but it sounds nice.

Personally, love Carys but Charis is very nice. Please forgive any repeats...

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Charis Antonia
Charis Bethany
Charis Cordelia
Charis Diantha
Charis Eugenie
Charis Felina
Charis Georgiana
Charis Helena
Charis Ione
Charis Julia
Charis Kinneret
Charis Lavender
Charis Muriel
Charis Natalia
Charis Ophelia
Charis Philippa
Charis Reverie
Charis Theodora
Charis Vivienne
Charis Wilhelmina
Charis Winifred

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I know a family with a little girl named Charis. As far as I know, nobody has difficulty pronouncing her name. She is an adorable little girl and remarkably well behaved. I don't know her middle name, but something classical or Grecian might work well.

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Charis Athena
Charis Helena
Charis Irene
Charis Elizabeth
Charis Sophia
Charis Ianthe
Charis Anthea
Charis Ione
Charis Xanthe
Charis Adele
Charis Elaina
Charis Gabrielle
Charis Dorthea
Charis Evangeline
Charis Fleur
Charis Geneva
Charis Gaea
Charis Heather
Charis Jolie
Charis Noel
Charis Ophelia

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I think Charis is pretty, though my autocorrect changed it to chairs which isn't so much haha.

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I do think it looks more elegant than Carys.

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Charis Ondine
Charis Mireille
Charis Belinda
Charis Ambrosine
Charis Manon
Charis Noor

There is also a greek version, Karis. I know someone with that spelling.

I think a lot of people will not say it correctly - most likely chair - is. The name is quite pretty but I don't think it is practical in the real world.

I prefer Carys' pronunciaiton. Charis is lovely though and I'm a fan of it's meaning.

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I'd pair Charis with something a bit more classic. Charis Cordelia and Charis Amelia came to mind.