The InZone E9 buds aren't particularly pretty. The base of the bud is chunky and the ridged, plastic cone that connects them to the cable looks, and feels, cheap. It spins independently of the earbuds ...

Sony has taken the wraps off two new additions to its ‘INZONE’ range of gaming monitors, both aimed at the relatively serious end of the market. The new flagship M10S model, in fact, has been created ...

Sony has announced a new "PlayStation" branded gaming monitor, due out in 2026. It's a 27-inch model running at 1440p and features a swing-down charging hook for DualSense Playstation controllers.

Sony is known for televisions, but it is now getting into the PC gaming market with a new InZone brand. Coming this summer and winter are both the InZone M9 and InZone M3, which are Sony’s first ...

Filip is a long-time gamer and writer with ample experience in both of these industries. Having started his gaming adventure with the venerable PSX, Filip soon discovered dedicated gaming magazines, ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook When it comes to gaming, most of us want a nice, crisp display to showcase the graphics in their ...

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Let’s be real—if your screen can’t keep up, you’re not the problem. The Sony InZone M10S 27-inch Monitor makes sure every frame actually lands, so you’re not stuck dealing with motion blur, lag, or ...

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The cheaper 1080p model in Sony’s InZone lineup of gaming monitors has arrived, months after the $899 InZone M9. It’s identical, though it operates at a lower resolution (but a faster 240Hz refresh ...

As Microsoft, Nintendo, and Valve aim toward letting games play anywhere, Sony is treading more slowly As Microsoft, Nintendo, and Valve aim toward letting games play anywhere, Sony is treading more ...