DaVinci is awesome and free but takes time experience skill to edit compile videos so I don’t like it because I don’t want to spend my time doing that.
I prefer to let some artificial intelligence do it for me which gets me 90% of where I want to be so hey
Recently came out available on iPad which I have yet to try.
No Premiere Pro?
That’s what I use (on Windows), but I sure wish I could find something more efficient for amateur use. I know there’s regular Premiere, but basically what I’d like is the sort of thing you see in phone-based video editing apps, like pre-built transition effects.
The transitions Premiere has built-in are lame 90s-era crap, and when I downloaded plugins it was complicated and I couldn’t get half of them to work. Plus you have to sit and manually create speed-ramping etc
Sidenote: I love ChatGPT. I asked it what platform each of these are on, and it gave me. Saved me manual research:
DaVinci Resolve: Windows, macOS, and Linux
Lightworks: Windows, macOS, and Linux
VideoPad: Windows and macOS
Windows Video Editor: Windows
iMovie: macOS and iOS
Apple Clips: iOS
Final Cut Pro: macOS
VSDC: Windows
KineMaster: Android, iOS, and Windows
Shotcut: Windows, macOS, and Linux
Movie Maker Online: web-based, can be used on any operating system with a web browser
On Android, best I’ve found is VN. And then I dowloaded ClipCut the toher day which seems good but I haven’t tried it much. It’s from ByteDance so I kinda hate to but 
After some quick research, I’m most interested in trying (in order)
Filmora
PowerDirector
DaVinci
btw, others not in your list would be Vegas Pro and Pinnacle.
We’re going to start with the Clipchamp, which comes installed on the new laptop. The millennial thinks it’s good enough for my speed.