If anyone claims otherwise then I'm fairly sure they're just being careless.

Tldr Razer make quality stuff that can hold up to being thrown around a plane.

And I'm pretty sure I could still convince someone it was new. Talking of my bag, it's currently a Razer Tactical Pro Backpack - it's been my daily carry for over a year and has also travelled with me literally all over the world. They still work fine but they're covered in scratches and the cable has some tape around it after an unfortunate incident with a cat. This one is actually the most beaten up because they're my travel headphones, constantly live loose in my bag and have been to 4 continents. Literally almost old enough to have a Facebook account I'm fairly sure, and again in daily use without a single issue.Īdaro Stereo from 2015. I bought this when the Lycosa died and it's been in daily use ever since, it still works flawlessly (apart from some obvious wear on the QWERDF keys.

2013? I think? Old enough to be when razer still used Cherry switches because they didn't make their own yet, and old enough to not have any lighting in it at all, let alone Chroma. (I won't count the new deathadder as a separate list item because I've had it for less than a month, which isn't a great durability test.)īlackwidow from. Mamba from 2012 - was recently replaced by a deathadder elite, and the battery doesn't hold charge any more but I still keep it in my backpack to use as a travel mouse in wired mode because it still works perfectly. I've personally only ever had one razer product break on me - my lycosa, which served me well for 3 years before an accident with a cup of tea, I.e. Probably the same sort of people who 'don't buy glass back phones because they're way too fragile when you drop them' - to which my response is 'learn to hold on to things and then you won't have to use the word 'when' you clumsy fool.' Yeah I feel like the 'omg razer braekz' stories are just from people who don't treat their possessions with care.

Razer blackwidow vs deathstalker