Ultra Lite Spinning Reel recommendations

I have narrowed down my new trout spinning reel to the following:
Shimano Symetre 750
Pfleuger President 6720 micro
Daiwa Laguna LA500

One of these reels will be teamed with a 5' Fenwick HMG UL rod.  I will be fishing small PA trout streams and using 4lb Maxima line. What reel would you recommend and why? I am leaning toward the shimano as I have many of their products and overall find them to be excellent.  I have never owned a Pflueger or Daiwa but know of thier reputations.  Any comments welcomed.  Thanks

my ul is a sedona 500.  nice little real, but not in the same class as a symetre.  i have symetre, sahara, sonara and sedona reels and to date, have had very few problems.  biggest problem is that i haven't been able to use them much lately.  another nice lite reel is the quantum catalyst pt (10 series).  i use it with a fenwick hmx rod, nice lite outfit.  

Ive used my Symetre 1500 for 4 years on my noodle rod for steelies, its held up so niceley that I paired up a St. Croix premier 6' UL with a Symetre 750 this year, these reels are some of the best there is for the money  

Heres four from this months Outdoor Life gear test that got good reviews. Pfleuger Asaro 5926-$50.00....Quantum Tour Edition PTi TR10PTi-A-$240....Shakespeare Intrepid INT425F-$20.....Shimano Stradic ST 111F1-$160

I own 2 Pfleugers and a Quantum Catalyst.  The Pfleugers are a much better reel at half the price in my book.  The Pfleugers I own are the cheaper Trion models and I still think they are better than the Catalyst.  I currently plan on getting 2 more Pfleugers this spring and am going to purchase the President models, though I'm not really sure why to upgrade.  The President has 9 stainless bearings versus six for the Trion but the Trion is smooth in my book and the anti reverse mechanism is immediate--absolutely NO play.  They also come with an extra spool.  My Catalyst did not.  When I inquired about the cost of an additional spool for the Catalyst, they wanted $40 for it--the cost of a new Trion in the Cabelas catalog.  I have had an issue with the Catalyst--the line often hangs up where the wire part of the bail meets the roller housing.  It is far enough away from the fulcrum of the bail that it causes the bail to partially open when you set the hook, causing loss of line off the spool and loss of fish.  I haven't tried the Shimano or Daiwa you mentioned, but I would highly recommend the Pfleuger.