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I’d probably go with Andrew because I’ve had some good friends with this name.

I've never enjoyed Andrew - it always seems weak and wimpy. Anders would be the best of the three, but where I live it's a dictionary word meaning 'otherwise'. Andreas is too firmly linked to European languages I don't speak! Plus, the only Andreas person I've ever known was thoroughly unlikeable.

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My favourite male An- name would I suppose be Antony. Nothing else rings a bell at all. Not Anthony, though - I wouldn't take the risk of having it sound like Anth instead of Ant.

Andrew. Strong and usable.

I like Andreas best of the options. Andrew is just a bit uninteresting. Anders is fine too.
I would pick Andre, though, if that were an option.

Andreas is most appealing. -s endings cound good to me in general. 'Anders' literally is the word for 'different' in Dutch,so very odd to me as a name (and then there's Anders Breivik, which certainly doesn't help the matter). Andrew isn;t all that appealing to me, though not a bad name. Andreas sounds nice to me.I also really like Andor as far as An- boys names go.

Andrew appeals the most because the others are foreign to me so it would seem phony for me to use them. I like Andrew, but would never use it due to its popularity.

Andrew. Again, a name I'd actually use. The other two are just a bit too exotic (Andreas) or painfully hipsterish (Anders.)

Hi Billina !!!

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I choose Andreas!
I like it because it is simple and Greek.

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Andrew always seem snobbish to my ears. Anders is ok but looks like a surname.

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I also like Andrés and André.