Sony’s INZONE hardware

Sony has widened its INZONE gaming lineup with a lighter wired headset, a faster second-generation monitor, new Fnatic-branded peripherals, and a new color for its earbuds. (sony.co.uk) Sony announced the INZONE H6 Air and INZONE M10S II on April 14, 2026. The company said the H6 Air is its lightest gaming headset at 199 grams, and the M10S II is a 27-inch Quad High Definition organic light-emitting diode monitor with a 540-hertz mode and 0.02-millisecond response time. (sony.co.uk) The H6 Air is Sony’s first open-back INZONE headset, a design that leaves the earcups vented so sound reflects less inside the headset and feels more like speakers in a room. Sony says it uses adapted drivers from its MDR-MV1 studio headphones and ships with a USB-C audio box for 360 Spatial Sound for Gaming. (sony.co.uk) (sony.ca) The monitor is aimed at competitive players who trade image sharpness for speed when needed. Sony says the M10S II can switch between 1440p at 540 hertz and 720p at 540 hertz in Dual Mode, and adds motion-blur reduction and an anti-glare film. (sony.co.uk) Sony has been pushing INZONE beyond headsets and screens into a fuller accessory brand. Its current United States storefront lists headsets, earbuds, monitors, a keyboard, a mouse, and mousepads under the same line, alongside a dedicated Fnatic collaboration page. (electronics.sony.com 1) (electronics.sony.com 2) That Fnatic tie-up runs through the new launch. Sony said the M10S II was designed with Fnatic, and its Fnatic page says the INZONE Mouse-A, keyboard, monitor, and mousepads were developed for first-person shooter play with input from the esports organization’s players. (sony.co.uk) (electronics.sony.com) The mouse in this push is not a brand-new design, but a new Fnatic edition of the existing INZONE Mouse-A. Sony says that mouse weighs 48.4 grams and uses optical switches, an 8,000-hertz polling rate, and a custom 3950IZ sensor. (sony.co.uk) (electronics.sony.com) Sony also refreshed the INZONE Buds with a translucent Glass Purple finish rather than new core hardware. Sony’s United States store lists the Glass Purple earbuds at $179.99 on sale from $239.99, while the United Kingdom press release lists a €200 suggested retail price in Europe. (electronics.sony.com) (sony.co.uk) Pricing on the two headline products shows where Sony is aiming. Sony’s Canada store lists the H6 Air at $249.99 Canadian for preorder, while Sony’s United Kingdom press release puts the M10S II at €1,350 and says it will ship in June 2026. (sony.ca) (sony.co.uk) The result is a broader INZONE pitch: one Sony brand now covers earbuds, headsets, mice, pads, keyboards, and tournament-style displays for both personal computer and PlayStation players. Sony’s latest launch adds speed at the top end and more price tiers below it. (electronics.sony.com) (sony.co.uk)