I don't think it makes any difference. I'd go with the least expensive option.

I don’t like standing on the drain. Having it at one end allows for good drainage. Made my shower smaller= to yours, and installed shelves between the studs (3) to the floor. The bottom shelf s great for adding just enough space for leg shaving.

That is a tiny shower a bit more info might help but honestly in that size I would agree do the cheapest option I certainly would ot add shelves in such a tiny space the less eye clutter the better . IN fact I would have done a prefab shower and been done. Can you post pics of the space that IMO would be helpful

I think linear drains are better for larger showers. For this configuration, I'd stick with the center drain.

Corner drains are my personal preference for neo-angle showers. Not recommending one company over another. Simply presenting an option.

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@Creative Tile Eastern CT

THAT is awesome! Got to start looking at that.

We've been using the Dawn tile in square drains as they also are somewhat concealed and easy to clean.

People, don't forget to plan prior to foundation and get the plumber involved also.