I started reloading for IPSC in 1990 with a Lee 1000. It has a terrible priming system that refuses to feed reliably if a speck of dust gets in the chute, but it works.....somewhat.
Then the Lee Loadmaster came out and I bought 2 the same year from Midway......I still have them.
They have both loaded 10s of thousands of rounds, one loads .45s the other .38 Super. No breaks, no missed primers (much better feed angle and seating system), no powder dumps or misses: they just work.
Those loaded rounds were good enough to take me into A class, so they must be ok.
Yes I've replaced parts, two primer feeders, one in each........but that's in 10 year's time! Still using the original dies, powder measures, all except for the one-time replacement of those primer feeders (the originals did last over 30 thousand rounds) and the replacement cost was $24 each from Midway.
Since I paid $214 for each press, and $24 for each replacement primer feeder. I have less money in both my presses than the average person pays for one Dillon 650.
I will never argue that Dillon doesn't makes a quality product, it'd be foolish to do so, but to say their competition (Lee Loadmaster) isn't up to snuff is ignoring a well-performing alternative to the "Blue".