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Published: 2011-11-15, Author: The , review by: hardwarebbq.com
Abstract: 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. In...
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 g...
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 little...
Abstract: 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 th...
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 in...
The Zero-G I'm afraid is nothing really new, the similarity to the Sentinel Advance is 98% the same, except for a slight change in color schema (I liked the old one better to be honest) and an increase of 128kb (coming from 64kb) there's nothing noticeabl...
Scripting capability is a good step in the right direction. CM Storm Tactics shows potential. Reasonable gaming performance. Free copy of Shattered Horizon
Can only store on macro. Can only store 43 entries for that macro, equating to 21 key presses. Software needs more polish and bug fixing. DPI switching buttons aren't convenient. Weight "system" is a fiddly pain
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 go...
