I played a lot of SW at Pintastic, and Dialed In. Loved DI so much I bought one yesterday. The ruleset for SW is not done and may not be done for x years, so you can't compare rulesets to DI which has a complete ruleset.
The fit and finish of DI is far superior to any Stern I've owned, although the initial quality (issues out of the box) is about the same. The balls that came with my DI were garbage and the camera was unplugged. After fixing those issues, the game is a classic. Ruleset may not be ridiculously deep like TSPP or LOTR but it's plenty deep enough and more important it's so much fun. Great fanfare, outstanding light shows, and the code still has plenty of updates on the way for aesthetics. Definitely like a new WMS game. The theatre even duplicates the cool Sanctum magnet effect from The Shadow.
The design detail of Lawlor is on another level. Even compared to WMS designers now working for Stern, it's next level. Lawlor takes the time to ensure there are no 'gotcha' shots where the ball bricks and then flies STDM or nothing-but-nets the outlane. Every Stern I've played has multiple numbers of these. Every shot on DI (except that damn SIM card shot) is a fun shot. It's a humorous game - and you get a crap ton of value for the $1,000 more on the LE over the Standard.
I love Star Wars but a theme can only take you so far. I found the shots to be boring (a switchback in 2017?) and the game to be heavily reliant on the screen. I don't want to play a video game. I felt like the best parts were on the screen. It's hard to compare a game like Woz or Dialed In to any Stern - Stern tries to find things they can get away with removing while JJP seems to try to stuff as much as they can into the game. Granted, that can only take you so far just like the theme, but when you add everything up, DI to me is worth every penny of the [not quite] $9k I paid for it - even if it's $2k, even $3k more than SW.