While the words “Sony” and “gaming” are usually associated with the PlayStation brand, the Japanese tech giant also markets its own brand of PC gaming peripherals under the “INZONE” range. That being said, Sony recently announced its latest additions to its INZONE gear lineup, which it says was co-developed with esports organization Fnatic. The new lineup includes the flagship INZONE H9 II wireless headset, the INZONE E9 in-ear headphones, the INZONE KBD-H75 gaming keyboard, the INZONE Mouse-A gaming mouse, and two new mousepads, the INZONE Mat-D and Mat-F.
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First up is the INZONE H9 II headset, which is the centerpiece of the new lineup. It features high-quality noise cancellation and is built with a driver unit “inspired” by Sony’s WH-1000XM6 headphones. The H9 II uses highly directional cardioid boom microphones and AI-optimized noise filtering for clear communication, and weighs at just 260g, making it pretty comfy even for long gaming sessions. It also lasts for up to 30 hours of battery life, alongside a dedicated ultra-low-latency 2.4GHz connection.
Meanwhile, the new INZONE E9 in-ear headphones feature a compact, sealed design for passive noise reduction, and come with multiple sizes of ear tips; Sony says that these have been tuned with Fnatic’s feedback to help players pinpoint subtle in-game sound effects like footsteps and reloads.
New this year is Sony’s first gaming keyboard, the INZONE KBD-H75, which is built with rapid-trigger technology and an 8000Hz polling rate for quick signal delivery. It has a gasket mount to absorb impact and uses a compact 75% layout, along with a customisable dial for volume or other functions. Sony also introduced the INZONE Mouse-A, an ultra-lightweight wireless mouse at just 48.4g. It features a custom sensor with up to 30K DPI, an 8000Hz polling rate, and optical switches for fast response times. Sony adds that both the keyboard and mouse were refined with feedback from Fnatic players to ensure top-tier performance.
And last but not the least, Sony also unveiled two new mousepads, which consist of the INZONE Mat-F that features a 6mm thickness and is optimized for low-sensitivity players, providing resistance for precise aiming and braking’ there’s also the INZONE Mat-D which is 4mm thick and designed for high-sensitivity players who need a smooth, fast glide.
Available now, the INZONE H9 II is priced at £300, the INZONE E9 at £130, the INZONE KBD-H75 at £250, the INZONE Mouse-A at £150, the INZONE Mat-D at £50, and the INZONE Mat-F at £90. A new black version of the INZONE H3 wired headset is also available for £90.
