Robust, thick, solid plastic (I was concerned about this versus metal ones but it is holding up well) and easy to change batteries.

Robust, thick, solid plastic (I was concerned about this versus metal ones but it is holding up well) and easy to change batteries.

I was expecting the plastic to be cheaper but found it to be sturdy

Sure it's plastic, but a strong sturdy plastic

PCB mounted cheap plastic dials that feel like they could fall off, cheap switch, easily breakable plastic housing, etc

if yer in a room and not performing than I don’t see the issue aside from the cheap untrustworthy plastic shell.

The case is actually aluminum and not molded plastic like the Behringer.

I play at home, mostly, so the plastic is great enough for my needs without feeling it might break

Hard plastic that basically all just snaps together

It's made of good sturdy plastic, which is fine with me since I'm not the type to slam down on the pedal.

Even if it turns out to be a chunk o' plastic better suited for the round file, I wasn't going to be out much

It's housed in a dense plastic, and it's very strong

However construction is just super cheap plastic

Very cheap plastic feel and on off light doesn't work, at least not with a battery

And the plastic is hard as hell

Made of cheap plastic

I plugged it up to my amp and it blew me away that this cheap plastic pedal could put out such a excellent tone

Yes the case is plastic, BUT IT IS NOT CHEAP PLASTIC AND IS VERY DURABLE.

It features 3 knobs for Drive, Level, and Tone, as well as an on/off switch

, well I also use a Noise Reducer also by Behringer, and they all work really well together