Very different weight classes and shapes between the G Pro Wireless and DeathAdder.
The GPW is a medium sized mouse with an ambidextrous shape. The DeathAdder is a large sized mouse with an ergonomic shape.
The priority when choosing between these two mice is fit to your hand. You're likely going to find one of these two mice more comfortable based on how large your hand is.
Both mice have flawless sensors.
The G Pro Wireless is going to feel a lot smoother to use with its light weight and wireless connectivity. The GPW also has better buttons than the Razer DeathAdder.
Side-by-Side Comparison
| Mouse name | Logitech G Pro Wireless | Razer DeathAdder Elite |
|---|---|---|
| Picture |  read reviewCheck Price on Amazon |  read reviewCheck Price on Amazon |
| Length | 12.5cm | 12.7 cm |
| Width | 6.35cm | 7.0 cm |
| Height | 4cm | 4.4 cm |
| Weight | 80g | 105g |
| Buttons | 2 primary left and right clicks 2 side buttons on left 2 side buttons on right Scroll click No DPI switcher on top, it’s located on the bottom. | 2 Primary Buttons 1 Middle Scroll Button 1 DPI Button 2 Side buttons |
| Sensor | HERO 16K Sensor | Pixart PMW3389 |
| Shape | Ambidextrous | Ergonomic |
| Cable/Wireless | Wireless | Soft braided cord |
| Battery Life | 48 hours, 60 hours with RGB off, wireless charging available | N/A |
| Software | Logitech Gaming Software: Surface tuning RGB lighting settings DPI stepping Saved profiles on the mouse Button remapping Input analysis Macro recording | Razer Synapse: Surface tuning Lift off distance RGB lighting settings DPI stepping Saved profiles on the mouse Button remapping Input analysis Macro recording |
| Warranty | 2 year warranty | 2 year warranty |
| Pros | Super light for a wireless mouse Insane battery life Good buttons Very good shape | Comfortable ergonomic shape Good weight for size Good flexibile braided cable |
| Cons | The top end in terms of price | Synapse software requires login QA concerns with Razer |