My vote is always for the cheapest, especially for an above ground if you are removing it by hand VS reel.
The above ground oval we inherited with a move had a solar cover. I ripped the snot out of it removing it by myself the first time. It was a heavy 15×30 16 mil cover and would have been expensive to replace.
Go cheap and thin to make it easier to manage. The thicker ones don't stop any more evaporation than the thin ones. The manufacturers claim the 'clear' (hideous milky white) covers create heat but they don't. They just call attention to their ugliness any last time you spot the pool out of the corner of your eye, like the entire time you are mowing the back yard. A blue cover fools you that there is beautiful blue pool over there. If you look directly at it, only then do you realize it's a cover and not the pool.
Coincidentally, if I ever get a safety cover again, it will be blue for the exact same reasons. The green trampoline / tennis court looked too out of place. Maybe gray would look like a nice patio from afar as well.