Absolutely true! The look comes second prio
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First off, welcome @Bass_fishin_bass . super glad you decided to join us.
Second-(im laughing here) you’ve asked what is quite possibly the most subjective and impossible question there is, i think.
The honest answer here is that there is no correct answer. For entry level gear, all three of those are quite good. In that price range, those are probably the best options.
That being said, everyone has different tastes and needs as a player. And I’m sure everyone here would agree that those evolve as a person learns to play.
My only advice is this-don’t be fooled by shiny knobs and cool paint schemes. Do your research and buy what seems right. Learning to play is hard enough-doing it on equipment you hate might be even harder.
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I have a Squire that sounds really good with flat wound strings. Looks good too 
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