Redding. Pretty handy, the plates are big enough you can machine em out for bigger dies if you're so inclined. Pretty sturdy, pretty smooth, not much flex...
They both have great customer support. Do a little research on both of them, take a look at the bench foot print, in case that factors in.
Don't often get all 7 stations going at once, but there are those occasions that yer juggling calibers, like not having to pull stuff down to do a quick switch.
I got a Redding T7 and absolutely love it. My buddy got the RCBS and it works, but not near as stout. I don't really use mine like a progressive, but it is nice not having to re-setup dies.
I’ve had rcbs and the Redding turret press. The quality and fit is better on the Redding. The nice thing about a turret over a single stage for me is that I can “set it and forget it” during load development. I typically still complete one action on all of my cases at a time then switch to the next function.
Ive used a Lee turret for all my loading. Run it as a single stage for rifle calibers and easily swap it back to turret mode for pistol rounds. Ive been pleased enough with it.