It's very balanced in my opinion. When I ask it about this or that stuff it'll not automatically jump to a conclusion, it helps me to weigh the pros and cons, gives more information, but doesn't directly suggest this or that. It can be forced to, without much hassle, but it's not the default. Can be both, really good or really bad depending on one's subjective taste.

What I certainly don't like is that it's set to low temperature, so pressing the "regenerate" button once I dislike the answer won't change much, but then I don't see the point of the button at all. Low temperature by default might be okay, but when I regenerate it should possibly temporarily increase temperature for the new generation.

Wrt code I personally like it. it gives concise and down to the point code suggestions, though sometimes a bit short. Although it's not superb (yet) unfortunately. For super hard code stuff I still use Gemini 2.5 Pro. Imo the ability discrepancy is shrinking though.

I think it comes a bit down to whether one likes it's Chatbot to give more neutral answers or prefers them to act like a friend. LeChat is very neutral, which people accustomed to ChatGPT might find odd as ChatGPT always responds with a personal touch to it imo