Honestly, I’d skip the manual grinders and get the Baratza Encore. The manual grinders on your list are $50 to $100, and you can find a used Encore on eBay for that much. It’s more than capable of giving you the grind you need for a moka pot, drip, or French press, and if you open it up and adjust the grind settings, you can just push it to a fine enough grind for real espresso, should you ever get a proper machine.
Hand grinders are great, but they can be finicky and tedious, and they’re the last thing you want to deal with when you just want a cup of coffee. They have a lot of range for relatively little cost, but it’s not like you’re regularly making Turkish coffee and cold brew. You’re mostly grinding in the medium to medium-fine grind range, and a good entry-level electric burr grinder will do that for you.












Yeah, it’s pretty noisy, but I use mine for my Moka pot, drip coffee, French press, and even cold brew. It struggles on the ultra-fine grinds, but it’s pretty versatile for it’s price point, and will more than do what the OP needs it to do. I just don’t want to see someone drop $300 on a Commandant only to realize they hate manual grinding and don’t need that kind of grind range.