I use three regularly: Polyterra PLA for low cost filaments, Polylite PLA Pro for my fastest prints or prints needing a little strength, and Polylite ASA for anything functional, for outdoors, or for high temp. The ASA surprised me with how easy it's been to print. I've printed with 3DBestX ASA I think, and it's OK, but not nearly as easy as the Polylite ASA. I bought a roll of ApolloX ASA recently but haven't tried it yet.

If I need PETG, ESUN PETG prints the easiest, I've found. Not as easy as ASA (I have a heated chamber), but it's the least aggravating PETG. ESUN PLA+ prints great, but is a bit more shiny than the Polylite PLA Pro, so it's a personal preference. The ESUN PLA+ has slightly higher temperatures and I've had one print failure recently from poor layer adhesion when I was pushing it as hard as I could with print speed.

For my Monoprice mini select with a V6 hot end, I use whatever PLA is on sale. Right now Amazon Basics silk PLA, and two rolls of elegoo PLA. I rarely print high demand parts with the Monoprice. Right now it's only printing 18650 holders for a cell balancer I'm building.