Surprised nobody mentioned Yakuake. Just discovered it's just for kde. Been using it for years. It hides at the top of my screen and slides down when the cursor hits the top. Full desktop when not used and can access it no matter which app I'm using.
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ghostty looks promising, but it's in "closed beta" for now. When it's released, it will be public and open source. :)
Foot because it's sway default. It's also configurable, has shortcuts and sixel support.
Foot is the best
I run multiple terminal apps. I thought I would try a few, and I never deleted any of them.
Xterm for me. As others have shown there are other ones that are newer than that but Xterm has become my favorite.
all of the fancy features that other terminals provide, I get with Tmux, so any emulator for me. I like transparent themes and that's easy to set up in Alacritty, so that's what I usually get
I consider st a great choice when using i3 or dwm. Customizing it takes time, but RAM usage is what I usually check and in case of st it is comically small.