Very interesting topic indeed.
Me personally I do not have a favorite wallet app. In the last 10 years, I think I used almost all wallet apps were out. I learned a lot about them and I like to know them all.
I tend to use BTC/LN wallets based on my own criteria:

• there's no "best wallet"
• each wallet have its own features, good or bad, new, innovative or old boring
• each wallet will have its use in a specific moment, when user will decide that the wallet is good for that specific payment. Because each app will react or not in its own way.
• having in use multiple wallet apps, is giving to the user more flexibility. We are still early with this technology, apps are still in early phase so errors can happen, network can clog or whatever other many reasons will come. Being prepared for a bad situation doesn't cost too much.
• as I tried to explain in this guide, based on my 10+ years experience with BTC, is good to have your BTC stash split in many parts. Not only for security, but also for practicality.

From that list (nice list) you post, I would say this:

• from those 5 apps, there are apps more suitable for noobs and also for more pro-users, that have more knowledge about how LN works and stuff. Takes time until users will understand all the features an app have and how to use them.
• all those are great apps and I would recommend them to any bitcoiner, at least to test them and see which one is more comfortable for its own use.
• don¡'t stick with only one. Have at least 2 from that list in your mobile device. If one fail in some situation, for sure the other one will succeed. There are many aspects why one app will fail and one not.
• I do not see them as competing each others. All are using LN and that's why we will have progress. Users have to start using them and using LN as daily basis.
  ONLY LIKE THAT WE CAN WIN THIS BATTLE AGAINST BANKSTERS.