ATK Updates Blazing Sky Zero Gaming Mouse With Flagship PAW 3955 Sensor and New MCU

ATK released the Blazing Sky Zero wireless mouse in March 2026, and the peripheral maker is seemingly updating that same mouse design already, this time opting for a fresh sensor PixArt PAW 3955 Master sensor in the Zero+ and an additional upgrade to the “next-generation” Nordic 54H20 MCU for the Zero EX+. The Blazing Sky Zero+ launched for $79.98 ($109.98) on the ATK official store, and it is only available in the frosted translucent and translucent purple colorways, while the Zero EX+, the more premium version launches at $109.98 ($149.98 MSRP) and is available in Frosted Ice, Frosted Black, and Frosted Orange colorways.

Along with the new sensor, ATK says that the Blazing Sky Zero+ and Zero EX+ will be slightly heavier, coming in at 44 g instead of the original Zero’s 39 g cited weight. ATK claims that the new internals, which also include a dedicated 20,000 FPS mode, will allow it to reach end-to-end latency figures as low as 0.163 ms. The new sensor also increases the sensitivity to up to 40,000 DPI, tracking speed to 850 IPS, and acceleration to 75 G, which is a slight bump over what the PAW 3950 is capable of but shouldn’t be noticeable outside of benchmarks. The Zero+ also features the obligatory wired and wireless 8 kHz polling rate that is making its way to almost all gaming mice in 2026.

It appears as though some small tweaks have been made to the mouse’s low-front-high-back shape, too with ATK claiming that the Zero+ has a wider rear and “refined” front slope, for more stability and palm support, and smoother curves on the sidewalls for better grip. The shape remains optimized for claw and claw-palm hybrid grips. The ATK Blazing Sky Zero+ and Zero EX+ both measure in at 120.1 × 63.2 × 38.1 mm. The ATK Blazing Sky Zero EX+ also has a slightly shorter battery life, at just 130 hours, versus the regular Zero+’s 200 hours—both measured at 1,000 Hz. ATK has also included support for the ATK Hub web and local apps, which give users access to settings, like LOD, sensitivity, and, in the Blazing Sky Zero+, virtual sensor offset and dynamic sensitivity. The switches in the Zero+ remain ATK’s custom optical switches, with a TTC Gold encoder on the scroll wheel.