Gigabyte GM-M5050 vs Razer DeathAdder
Razer DeathAdder
105 g · 3,500 DPI · Wired · 2013Gigabyte GM-M5050 and Razer DeathAdder are neck and neck on specs: gear scores 41 and 42.
- Gigabyte GM-M5050 is 17 g lighter (88 g vs 105 g).
- Max DPI: Razer DeathAdder leads (3,500 vs 800).
Gigabyte GM-M5050
If you care most about weight.
Razer DeathAdder
If you care most about max DPI.
Spec-by-spec comparison
| Gigabyte GM-M5050 | Razer DeathAdder | |
|---|---|---|
| 41 | Gear score | 42 |
| 88 g | Weight | 105 g |
| 800 | Max DPI | 3,500 |
| — | Polling rate | 1000 Hz |
| Wired | Connection | Wired |
| — | Release year | 2013 |
| — | Estimated price | ≈ $197 |
The gear score is computed from specifications only (e.g. for a mouse: weight, sensor, polling rate, connection and release year). It isn’t a lab test and doesn’t measure personal preferences like shape or grip.
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FAQ
Is Gigabyte GM-M5050 or Razer DeathAdder better?
Gigabyte GM-M5050 and Razer DeathAdder are neck and neck on specs: gear scores 41 and 42. Gigabyte GM-M5050 is 17 g lighter (88 g vs 105 g). Max DPI: Razer DeathAdder leads (3,500 vs 800).
Which one is lighter?
Gigabyte GM-M5050 is 17 g lighter (88 g vs 105 g).