for bitcoin itself i prefer bluewallet, while for wallets that support multi coins, my choice is safepal and trustwallet.  bluewallet is much more user friendly imo when compared to electrum besides that bluewallet already supports bitcoin lighting network, so it really makes it easier for those who want to transact with LN.

There are many mobile wallets for bitcoin compatible with android. Using bitcoin.org platform, you can chose between many of trusted clients by selecting the operating system you want in addition to all features you need : https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet?step=5
Some other good clients don't appear  in the list. The best one imo are physical wallets which are the most secured ones but i don't really know if you can connect them using an android mobile app.
Personally, i use Electrum client for both Desktop and android phone. It's friendly use for both new comers and experienced users and i suggest you to take a look at it : https://electrum.org/#home

I never got to try most of those and I think I've only tried 2 or 3 from that list. Many of those are centralized and I don't know that etoro has also a wallet as it's just a platform for trading different markets including crypto.

But beware of blockchain.com's wallet.

There has been a lot of bugs and reports on it in the past and people shouldn't rely on them as a wallet whether mobile or as a web wallet.

Mycelium is one of the oldest and trusted mobile bitcoin wallet , the good thing is you can import or export your backup keys so you can control your bitcoin anytime in short its a non-custodial wallet, spend it anytime you want, you can also customize the fees according to your preference but it may affect confirmation time, I only used suggested fees as it may varies depending on the network status. 

For bitcoin transactions, Segwit wallets are best like Imtoken, trustwallet, Mycellium. For ERC20, I use Metamask on PC, Imtoken on mobile, Imtoken has a better fee advise and more scalable than trustwallet. For BEP20, I use safepal, coin98 and trustwallet. For TRC20, I  use Klever, for Cosmos Hub, I use Keplr, for solana ecosytem, coin98 is better than Math wallet.

Currently, I have two (2) wallets that I am using right now, which are:

• Coins.ph; and
• Bitpay.

The reason on why I recommend using a wallet being locally offered in your country is that you can have access into paying payments on service/products. In my case (coins.ph), it offers services where I can directly convert my BTCs to cash, in which I can pay my monthly bills and/or purchase stuff from our local merchants.
On the other hand, I use Bitpay primarily because of bech32 addresss- in which some campaign signatures recommend in using and receiving my funds.

I am a user of Greenwallet and i have been using for many years though there are update from time to time yet I still contented in how the team performing to the users, and also there is a Electrum wallet that you did not mentioned .

and also Binance has a wallet version in which i believe you can easily use and access using your mobile.

Bitpay is also good so best to try it as well for  your more successful and worth wallet using .

I agree with TrustWallet, it's my favorite choice. If I'm not wrong there is Binance behind it, even though of course it's completely decentralized. I just wish they add the address list in the near future because it's annoying that every single time I need to copy past the address...