Alesis strike pro se

I drum for my church. We have a Yamaha something another (the snare has the DTX proprietary rubber snare pad that feels awesome, btw). It works perfectly fine. But music director wants to try to move that to the youth room and get another set (no acoustic, won't work for us, not easily) for the main area.

Part of what I'd love is something that doesn't LOOK like a toy. Budget is about 600-700 under what the SE costs (so no roland unless we go with one that of course is good quality but looks like a toy), but not only is the SE the only main brand set with shells in that price range, my understanding is that the initial hardware and hi hat issues from its launch 2-3 years ago were worked out.

Yes, I've seen 65 Drums and everyone and their momma on YouTube, read the Sweetwater reviews, etc. Question is just to ask people who would know directly what their experience with the SE is, or for that matter with the strike or strike pro. I'm not sure if the strike pro has been discontinued, and it seems the hardware quality may actually be best on the strike or strike pro se. The strike and strike pro have a half kick drum and half shells, so it doesn't look terrible, and the hi hat is a stand alone piece instead of just sitting on the rack with an independent sensor foot pedal.