My only complaint with Lee dies is with the rubber O ring on the lock rings. I have a hard time getting them to be adjusted the same each time I put them on the press. I've replaced them with Hornady split lock rings. Problem solved.
Lee has recently started to offer the split lock rings as well. If using a Lee breech-lock type press, the dies are very easy to switch out if you install the breech-lock bushings on the dies. You can leave them permanently installed in the bushing and swap the die out in the press in a matter of 2 or 3 seconds with no need to adjust. MUCH easier when using a single stage press. All of my dies except for .41 Mag are Lee. I really like the "powder through" charging feature of their case mouth belling die that enables me to add the powder charge while the cartridge case is in the die. When charged, I remove the case from the die, glance to verify the powder charge, and place a bullet on it before putting it into my loading block. I think using this feature is a good safety method to avoid double charges. Lee dies are what I started with, so I've stuck with them. Some people tend to disparage them, but I really don't know why.