I like all the three of the brands you listed.

Channellock - as reloader-1 commented, their Irega-made adjustable wrenches are a bargain. Their most famous tool, tongue-in-groove pliers, are good, but IMO that tool has been surpassed by Knipex Cobra pliers.

Klein - for electrician specialty tools, Klein and Ideal are tops. Klein Linesman pliers are what all others are measured against.

Knipex - if price isn't an issue, Knipex will have the best for most of the tools you listed. I don't think anyone else comes close to their pliers-wrench and cobra wrench.

Felco - if you need cable cutters or pruners, Felco is the best. In fact Knipex cable cutters are rebadged Felcos.

Xcelite - if you need very small pliers and cutters for something like fine electronics work, Xcelite is a brand to keep in mind.

Wiha - has an outstanding reputation for screw/nut drivers, but I don't know anything about the rest of their tools.

Anything that has a cutter buy Klein. Then Channel lock for everything else.

Pretty much all thats been mentioned are good quality stuff and I own some or a lot of them all.
Its more the specific tool and its use that decides which is the best for me.

NWS makes some of the finest pliers available. Knipex are very good also.