Differences between conical hand grinders when immersion brewing?

[nameisjoey]

I've been using my hario switch a ton lately and really enjoying it. I've been using my Lido 3-ish (up dated with new adjustment module) and my Pharos for grinding. I get great results and honestly can't tell much of a difference between the two. I'm curious if that's the case with these grinders or would that also likely be the case with other grinds, like say a Comandante or a ZP6 when being used for immersion brewing?

EDIT: comical -> conical

[Richard]

Have you evaluated laughter from your audience?

[rmongiovi]

I'm pretty sure it's a laugh track....

[Randy G.]

A priest, a rabbi, and a hand grinder walk into a bar..
If a hand grind left New York traveling east at 40 revolutions per minute...
You've been a great audience. Try the cappuccino, and don't forget to tip your barista!

[BSdV]

With the comandante things will get bitter very fast, Germans are not so well known for their sense of humor

All kidding aside, I believe the Comandante is really able to bring out the sweetness and flavour nuances. Think it's a great grinder for pour over.
But I have very little to compare it with, I upgraded from a porlex to a comandante and never looked back. In fact I recently bought a second for dedicated espresso duty without really considering anything else.

So the above is not much use I'm afraid...

What happened with the priest and rabbi again..??

[nameisjoey (original poster)]

Lmao, gdi I guess that is what I get for writing out a post while I rock my sleeping 9 month old

[Randy G.]

At least you have a good reason for typos. I can't even come up with a good excuse!