Yes. For a compact camera like the RX100 II, a practical check is to run through its main mechanical and shooting functions.

Test these points:

• Take several photos and review the files. If the images look normal and not corrupted or obviously abnormal, that’s a very good sign.
• Check that the lens extends and retracts smoothly, without unusual resistance or strange noises.
• Test autofocus and image stabilization, and listen for any abnormal sounds.
• Confirm all buttons and controls respond properly.
• Open and close the battery door to make sure it latches normally.
• Test the built-in flash to see if it pops up and fires correctly.
• Check the display for normal operation.

In general, if the camera powers on, shoots normally, saves clean-looking files, and all moving parts and controls work as expected, it is probably fine. On a camera like this, there usually aren’t many hidden issues caused solely by rough parcel handling unless you notice obvious functional problems, unusual noises, or visible damage.