Does it make a difference which chess engine you use to analyze a game?

Does any particular chess engine explain things more clearly or understandably than others?

     I like Komodo 9.3 (it costs money) above other engines.  Stockfish 7 is my second choice (it's a free download).  Plus Fritz 15 would also be good.

Thanks skinny horse

     Suppose you have White and get 3 engine recommendations of:  .1 , .2 or .3 of a pawn advantage.  The latter two recommendations look to be sort of weird and anti-human and they are hard to understand and the first recommendation seems to a human-like move.  I would investigate the human-like move first!

Just get Stockfish. I find it plays very clear chess, and calculates faster than Fritz. Ultimately, there's little difference between them for class players - the differences are so subtle that they're irrelevant to class players in terms of weaker/stronger moves. 

Thanks guys for the feedback!