Komo vs Mockmill

I've been using the Komo Fidibus Classic for a years now and like it. If the Mockmill 200 had been more readily available when I was shopping for a mill (like everyone else, during the early days of the pandemic) I might have bought one of those instead. Price wise the Komos are significantly more expensive. I rarely grind more than 400-500 of wheat berries at a time so the output rate isn't a huge factor for me, but I can image that the 100g/min output of the Komo would become tedious at 1 or 2 kg, where as the MM 200 output is twice that. I can't speak for the MM but getting a consistent grind between batches with the Komo is a tricky because there are no presets - if your grind setting changes you have no exact way of replicating it.