Hasbro Scrabble Deluxe Edition

I've been playing Scrabble for decades, which means I'm an old fart. Lately, I've been finding that while I can *make* words upside down just fine, it's gotten harder to read opponents' plays, so I decided to get a deluxe edition. This is NOT the old deluxe edition on a lazy Susan. This is a weird piece of plastic which folds in half for storage, and rotates on four tiny little wheels that protrude from the bottom. Importantly, these wheels stick out on both sides of the folded board, so while it does rotate smoothly (at least while new) the wheels will catch against anything above or below it (or next to it) on your shelf. Durability seems low. Similarly, the racks are not the familiar old pieces of wood, but some cheap pieces of translucent plastic. While they do have a nice arc to them, and a lip which makes it easy to slide tiles without them falling out, they're just not as nice (or sustainable) as the old wooden racks. Again, durability seems low. The hinge is weird. There's no pin and knuckle like on a door; instead, there's some sort of flexy plastic that lets the two halves stretch apart if you should happen to pull on the sides in any way. You guessed it - durability seems low. The colors are drab and unsaturated, which is a valid enough aesthetic decision, I guess - but the special square colors don't match the colors on every other board you've ever played. Rather disorienting. And, look at the sloppy tile printing, with the baselines bouncing up and down! Overall, "what a piece of junk." This board is only saved from a 1-star rating by the nice slide-out trays to store the tile bag and racks in.