I've read, on other forums, that the P07 and P09 are "over complicated." Then they recommend a Beretta 92.
I've read, on other forums, that the P07 and P09 are "cheaply made." Then they recommend a Glock.
Funny how people can justify what they want.
Umm, I think it's safe to say that most DA/SA autoloading pistols are 'overly complicated', at least in their construction. Both the 92 and standard 75 series pistol designs have a lot of parts. Yes, there is some more effort that going into learning those pistols with a decocker or safety catch rather than something like a Glock or revolver. But once you learn your manual of arms to whatever you are using, be it a 92, 75 or P226, handling for those types of guns becomes second nature.
Polymer frames do seem to be a little more 'flimsy looking' than metal frames, at least to me. However, the looks are deceiving. For polymer framed DA/SA pistols, I've shot the CZ P-09, Beretta PX4 and the HK P30 and all three performed very similarly to my 92FS and 75B.