NEW Logitech MK270 Wireless Keyboard Mouse Combo

While the keyboard works flawlessly, is relatively silent, with comfortable keys, there are two things to be aware of. The first is that to make the keyboard light, it lost structural integrity. Meaning if you set something on it, or drop it onto something hard, you have a chance of cracking the plastic, in half even. This is proven if you hold it by one corner, you can bounce the keyboard, getting flex along it's length. The second issue I have is also related to durability, since I type a fair amount, but nothing like someone who works a full day at the computer. I have already put a polish on the space bar, along with how I am already rubbing smooth spots in other keys, I worry about how long the keyboard will survive, before keys break. The backspace, all the home row keys, along with most of the other letters all have also begun to lose the textured surface. My question would be why is the plastic so soft that it can be rubbed smooth in less than a month of use? I have been the owner of multiple prior keyboards from Logitech, with it taking over a year to show this level of wear on the keys on all prior keyboards This, to me, shows a serious decline in build quality, or quality control. But it is up to buyers to make their own decision, since the keys still function with no issues.