Honestly, i think it depends on what you want in a footwear. But if the reason you want to wear "x" brand shoes" or "y brand boots" is for your feet to stay dry in a jungle, do consider these facts;
Fact 1 ; Jungle is wet and very wet during the monsoon season, even flooded in some areas.
Fact 2 ; You probably have to do some wading in the water when jungle trekking anywhere at anytime. Sometimes up to knee or thigh with water.
Fact 3 ; Due to the situations above, your feet will not be dry halfway through the trek no matter what you wear.
So.. all in all.. the faster you absorb the fact that your feet are going to be wet, the better decision you will make for your feet. I am not opposed of any brand, material or construction in jungle footwear. Wear what you will, but then lets do it for a right and reasonable cause. I myself wear a pair of canvas-sided jungle boots during trekking on dryer days, but prefer a pair of heavier leather boots during a hard trek.
My excuse to wear a boot is, I fear for the danger of snake bites and thorns on the ground enough that I'd be happy to bear with the weight and cumbersome related to wearing a pair of boots. Other than that, I'd get a gore-tex socks rather than boots because i heard the socks dry easily at night. Gore tex boot? They'd dry like a pillow under the rain during the night. Cheap canvas+leather jungle boots dry easier, but offered me less protection from snakebites.
Find out what danger from the jungle area you're dreading for your foot then buy the right boots to protect it from the specific danger of the area. But, remember, getting your feet dry in a real cross jungle trek is very difficult if not impossible. Best last advice i can give to you is, you cant go wrong to find the most durable, fastest drying footwear for a jungle use.