A stupid question about Deathadder

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TheG4mer

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I just got the Razer Deathadder Black Edition mouse and it has been worked fine. But yesterday I dropped the mouse from 1.5-2 cm to the mousepad (Steelseries QCK Mini). This happened, because I have a bad habit to raise the mouse during using it. It just dropped from my hand. Did that "accident" cause something harmful towards the mouse? I have asked this several places without getting answered. Maybe they think, that I'm trolling, but I'm not. I'm quite worried now. :( If someone clarifies this thing I can sleep again.
 
are you seeing any issues whatso ever? If not, then your fine......worst case, you broke it ! ...........

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i highly doubt that a 1.5-2cm drop did anything to the mouse, i've dropped my G500 from higher
 
I regularly smash my BE into a hard mousepad in a fit of nerdrage. Yours will be fine! :p
 
I have flung my death adder to a wood floor multiple times. (accident due to cord). Works fine.
 
many fps gamers constantly pick up and replace their mouse to center it on the pad, when your in the middle of a game this is not always a gentle motion. i think any mouse with the label "gaming" is probably built to withstand this. you should be fine.
 
Arghhhhh. When I was cleaning my mousepad from the dust my Deathadder accidentally hit lightly to the desk. Can this cause any harm towards the mouse? I can't sleep again due to this, so I hope you can help me.
 
If your mouse is working fine, then it's not broken.

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TheG4mer said:
Arghhhhh. When I was cleaning my mousepad from the dust my Deathadder accidentally hit lightly to the desk. Can this cause any harm towards the mouse? I can't sleep again due to this, so I hope you can help me.
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To put this mildly, you have issues.

And to add fuel to the fire, yes, it is absolutely possible that dropping your mouse from 2cm might break it, but the only question that matters is 'is it broken now?' If it moves like it did before, if the buttons click, and if the computer gods that live within your case are not angirly puffing smoke at you, you and your mouse will live together for at least another day before you give yourself a stroke from worrying.
 
There's no way it's broken. Up until a few years ago I had anger management issues while gaming and I destroy a lot of gaming mice but it took them quite a beating before they died. I haven't broken a mouse in years (except a defective Ikari sensor that didn't like cloth pads) and my Deathadder has been working fine for over a year despite me not really taking care of it
 
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