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I've had pretty much the opposite experience. My friend has a macbook that he drops all the time and still works.
Also it's not like other brands are immune to denting, it's just kind of the nature of the material.
Kinda agree on the keyboard but I got used to it and also most brands have that type of keyboards nowadays anyway.
I dropped my Dell inspiron and watched it plinko its way down an entire set of stairs and still worked fine, too.
and its a (comparatively) cheap plastic crap bag.