This year I wanted to try a lot of different berry cultivars to pick a few to grow in a bigger bed.
It's really too early to make any judgments yet, but Elan F1 Everbearing type is a clear winner. Large berries, produces a lot. I won't be able to test the June bearing till next year. man though, they are HUGE plants!
Some have powdery mildew, but it seems easy to treat. I'm glad I did this to see what plants are resistant, and which ones produce good fruit.
Here is a photo of my alpine (mostly) bed (4x4). In the center is my mulled blueberry bush my dog ate. Only one cane survived. The bed will be only for the blueberry once it becomes larger. All strawberries will be removed in a year or two.

Back row left to right
Alpine Fragola
Alpine Vesca
Elan F1

Center row:
Alpine Mignonette
Alpine Rugen

Front row
Tri-Start
Red Wonder Alpine
Tribute

Here is a size comparison to a Candian quarter. On the left is White D Pineberry, on the right a huge Elan F1.

Starting in tropicals I was always attracted to the rare and unusual. Like I grow yellow elderberries.
I've come to the conclusion that the pineberries have priority over all other strawberries, they are just too good not to grow, My dedicated bed is going to them.
The ones you mentioned sound good too, others with wild taste exist also.

I'm making a jam out of them, it's going to be killer!
My White Pine has a few runners, no flowers yet...
I also have "White Carolina"