On June 28, Sony officially introduced to the world two interesting innovations from the InZone game line – a monitor and a wireless headset. Although both new products are made in the same style as the PlayStation 5 game console, they were created specifically for PC gamers. Of course, a potential owner may be dealing with a Sony console or Xbox Series X | He can use a monitor and headphones with a direct opponent against the S. In addition, although the technical features of the new products are quite impressive, the manufacturer has decided to attract attention with the relatively low price of its products.

For example, the InZone M9 gaming monitor is a true flagship of Sony, it has almost all possible features that gamers pay attention to. The 27-inch monitor boasts a 4K resolution IPS matrix, 1ms response rate, 144Hz refresh rate, support for variable frame rate technology, and the ability to display video only via DisplayPort and HDMI 2 ports.USB Type-C. At the same time, the monitor looks quite attractive – its body is made in the style of PlayStation 5, with characteristic white plastic panels and inserts made of black material.

And while the monitor may seem like an ideal solution for a gamer, the novelty costs just $899 – a pretty decent price for a 4K monitor with a 144Hz refresh rate. Unfortunately, Sony did not include any video cables in the package – they will have to be purchased separately. And this winter, the company plans to release a more affordable monitor called the M3, which will sell for $529 – it will receive 1080p resolution, but the refresh rate will increase to 240 Hz. This is probably a good option for esports and those who want to get into it.

The InZone H9 gaming headset is also made in the branded colors and design of the PlayStation 5, but technically it’s a more interesting solution than even a monitor. This headset is also a representative of the flagship segment, it can work with 2.4 GHz wireless or Bluetooth, the design provides a folding microphone, and the soft earphones are borrowed from the latest wireless flagship headphones from Sony WH-1000XM5. The H9 provides the user with 32 hours of operation on a single battery charge, but prices have not yet been announced.