Cooler Master Storm Sentinel Z3RO-G Mouse

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Performance.
Software.

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Issues with software and mouse to find each other.

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By CNET Australia on February 06, 2012 70

CM Storm's Sentinel Zero-G is a work in progress, particularly from the software standpoint, but the hardware could do with some redesigning too. We're looking forward to seeing what Cooler Master comes up with next, once it's sat down and done some...

By Overclock3D on July 20, 2011 80

There is a lot to like about the CM Storm Sentinel Z3RO-G. There is also a swathe of niggles and missed opportunities.Let's start with the good stuff.The Z3RO-G is a really comfortable mouse. As someone with large hands some smaller mice can feel a...

By TechRadar on July 05, 2011 80

Cooler Master's gaming peripheral spin-off, CM Storm, has been making a serious name for itself in recent times. First off its chassis have been making beautiful, and more than functional, homes for our most precious of components and it's also been...

By Atomic MPC on June 15, 2011 92

Good mouse, plus interesting game....

By PC Authority on June 15, 2011 83

We rather liked Cooler Master's last version of the Sentinel, which was simply ‘the Sentinel'. It was comfortable, very responsive, and came with an excellent software suite. So what does this new Sentinel Zero-G bring to the table? Well, for one...

By Kitguru.net on May 11, 2011 85

A well rounded mouse at a very good...

By HardwareHeaven on May 10, 2011 90

Its clear that with the Sentinel Z3RO-G CM Storm have managed to enhance the original model in several ways. Firstly it offers double the memory of the original Sentinel model, increasing from 64kb to 128kb. Secondly with the new improved software...

By Hardware Canucks on December 28, 2011

The Z3RO G really does feel like nothing more than a Sentinel Advance with a fancy new skin and slightly improved features. Even the software has not been changed in any significant way. This is not to say that the Storm Sentinel Z3RO G is not a bad...

By hardwarebbq.com on November 15, 2011

CM Storm Series specifically addresses gamers and their needs for hardware (and bling). Coolermaster India sends a Sentinel Zero-G twin optical mouse. I've been using these for about 3 weeks.Does she do what she would do?? Well, you know the drill!!!1....

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By Rbmods.com on September 06, 2011

This is a very comfortable mouse, it took me awhile to configure it but when I finally got done configuring it to my features it turned out to be a very nice mouse. Both during normal daily usage and gaming it has performed well, even during our FPS...

By InsideHW on July 10, 2011

Cooler Master. Enclosures, coolers, fans, even PSUs. All of these, segments where they set new standards, one might say. However, about two years ago, they bit well into another major market segment - gaming mice. They went in very offensively, with...

By Fudzilla on June 03, 2011

The CM Sentinel Zero-G is the fourth mouse from CoolerMaster’s CM Storm division for gaming hardware and accompanying software. The Sentinel Zero-G is a quality mouse which will surely be popular as it brings the functionality, looks, ruggedness and...

By Craving Tech on May 22, 2011

The CM Storm Sentinel ZERO-G supports up to 5600 DPI (Twin Laser Sensor), equipped with a gold-plated USB connector, 8 programmable buttons, internal memory to store your DPI and other configurations, a rapid fire mode, and also a weight adjustable...

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