A decent 4" fan will do it for a 2x2 tent... CFM is a useful metric, but it doesn't tell you how it performs under static pressure -- resistance.. like bends in ducts, carbon filters etc. Those cheap duct fans (usually looks like a normal aluminum duct with a fan blade mounted inside) list the same range of CFM for 4" sizes, but do not maintain that cfm if there is any sort of resistance. CFM spec doesn't paint the whole picture.
I'm not familiar with either of these companies. You'd have to email tehm about how the duct fan performs under various levels of static pressure. It's a simple plotted curve... the brand that holds its cfm better under pressure is a higher quality fan... only common sense needed to determine whether the difference is relevant or insignificant.
I'd also recommend something with an "EC" motor. If not you usually only have power control of 75-100%. Best to buy something you can run at 50% or less. It'll be quieter and last longer.