Sony's has a new generation of gaming monitors on the way, and that's a good thing because it means that the current line has been heavily discounted to help clear the way. Normally $900, the 27-inch Sony Inzone M9 monitor has been discounted by 22% and is now available for $698 through Amazon. This is an excellent price for the display, especially if you're looking for something that can take advantage of your PS5 console's features and horsepower.
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The first generation of Inzone gaming monitors aren't perfect, but if you're looking for a rock-solid device, these are reliable pieces of tech with a plug-and-play design. Internally, they're 4K monitors with a 144Hz refresh rate, a 1ms GTG response time, and are DisplayHDR 600 certified. They're made specifically for PS5 consoles, but you can still use them as a PC monitor if you want to, as they have a built-in KVM switch for quick-swapping between machines.
On top of that, there are two HDMI 2.1 ports, Nvidia G-Sync compatibility, and other PS5-centric features to take advantage of. As a first-gen model, there are some kinks to be wary of--like its stiff stand, some iffy colors in select situations, and a lack of cables out of the box--but at this price, this is a very good 4K monitor for PS5 console owners.
If you'd prefer to wait, the Inzone M10S and Inzone M9 II will be available this month. The $800 M9 II launches today and is a 27-inch 4K IPS display with a 160Hz refresh rate, a 1ms response rate, support for both DisplayPort and HDMI, and what appears to be a better stand. While it's more expensive at $1,100, the 27-inch M10S does have a lightning-quick 480Hz refresh rate, up to 0.03ms response time, and an adjustable stand inside of its 1440p design, making it a very attractive monitor for competitive gamers specifically.
Sony Inzone M10S and M9 II monitors
Sony hasn't just released its own line of gaming monitors, it's also dabbled in some other tech like headsets and earbuds for the InZone line. If you're looking to match the aesthetics of one of these monitors, there are three models of headsets to choose from.
Sony Inzone gaming headsets
Sadly, they aren't on sale right now, but they are quite good for their price as they have plush materials in their design, various customization features, and crystal-clear audio. There's also the InZone Buds, in case you'd prefer your audio technology to be more intimate with your ear canals.
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See at Amazon
The first generation of Inzone gaming monitors aren't perfect, but if you're looking for a rock-solid device, these are reliable pieces of tech with a plug-and-play design. Internally, they're 4K monitors with a 144Hz refresh rate, a 1ms GTG response time, and are DisplayHDR 600 certified. They're made specifically for PS5 consoles, but you can still use them as a PC monitor if you want to, as they have a built-in KVM switch for quick-swapping between machines.
On top of that, there are two HDMI 2.1 ports, Nvidia G-Sync compatibility, and other PS5-centric features to take advantage of. As a first-gen model, there are some kinks to be wary of--like its stiff stand, some iffy colors in select situations, and a lack of cables out of the box--but at this price, this is a very good 4K monitor for PS5 console owners.
If you'd prefer to wait, the Inzone M10S and Inzone M9 II will be available this month. The $800 M9 II launches today and is a 27-inch 4K IPS display with a 160Hz refresh rate, a 1ms response rate, support for both DisplayPort and HDMI, and what appears to be a better stand. While it's more expensive at $1,100, the 27-inch M10S does have a lightning-quick 480Hz refresh rate, up to 0.03ms response time, and an adjustable stand inside of its 1440p design, making it a very attractive monitor for competitive gamers specifically.
Sony Inzone M10S and M9 II monitors
- Inzone M10S -- $1,100 | Releases October 18
- Inzone M9 II -- $800
Sony hasn't just released its own line of gaming monitors, it's also dabbled in some other tech like headsets and earbuds for the InZone line. If you're looking to match the aesthetics of one of these monitors, there are three models of headsets to choose from.
Sony Inzone gaming headsets
Sadly, they aren't on sale right now, but they are quite good for their price as they have plush materials in their design, various customization features, and crystal-clear audio. There's also the InZone Buds, in case you'd prefer your audio technology to be more intimate with your ear canals.
- Sony Inzone H9 wireless gaming headset -- $298
- Sony Inzone H5 wireless gaming headset -- $148
- Sony Inzone H3 wired gaming headset -- $98
- Sony Inzone buds -- $198
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