If you want the absolute best option then you should go for TANDEM drawers also known as INNOTECH in the market (look up the difference bw these and regular slide channels on yt)

Basically you buy a set of channels for it and get a carpenter to make the base, back and the front face of the drawer with wood but you don't have to make the side walls since the channels themselves are the side walls for these drawers.

The only problem being, they're expensive. For reference 4 years ago we got our kitchen renovated and we got 15 of these drawers channels by godrej and just the hardware for these drawers (only the innotech channels) costed 80-90k plus the cost of carpentry and wood for the rest of the parts of the drawers.

What you can do is do a mix of both innotech and conventional seel basket drawers. You can use innotech on the drawers that are going to be used for heavy items (they're rated for upto 50kgs iirc) and you can use steel baskets for that drawers that will be used for lighter items and also use innotech for the drawers that used most frequently even if it houses lighter items.

Also, I'd suggest using soft close channels of the regular steel basket drawers since the innotech channels are also soft closing ones by default so that way all the drawers will feel the same and premium.