While Sony is a major player in OLED technology courtesy of its Bravia TV line, the Japanese consumer electronics giant is now enhancing its presence in the gaming monitor market with the new INZONE M10S II model. Developed in collaboration with professional esports team Fnatic, this gaming monitor uses a tandem-structured OLED display, which enables a significantly higher refresh rate. Sony directly targets this monitor at competitive core FPS players.
The dual mode is the key highlight here that allows switching between high-resolution and ultra-high refresh rates to meet different needs. Unlike the original, the Sony INZONE M10S II can switch from its native 1440p resolution to a 720p resolution that boosts the refresh rate to 720Hz. This functionality optimizes its performance for competitive esports scenarios.
The INZONE M10S II gaming monitor now includes the Motion Blur Reduction feature, designed to minimize brightness loss as with conventional MBR technologies. It uses high-speed Black Frame Insertion and a dedicated brightness boost to keep fast-moving images sharp and clear without making the screen look dark or dim. The gaming monitor also includes a new Super Anti-glare Film to prevent surrounding lights from reflecting on your screen.
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The gaming monitor also comes with an innovative stand designed with feedback from Fnatic for maximum flexibility. It offers a wide range of tilt adjustment, ranging from -5 ° to 35°. Its centered weight keeps it stable while its 4mm thinness allows you to stack tilted keyboards on top.
The INZONE M10S II is made for tournaments, as you can switch between a full-size 27-inch (1440p) display and a 24.5-inch (1332p/1080p) tournament mode to meet professional gaming needs. The monitor also features two specialized gameplay modes: the FPS Pro mode replicates the image quality of popular competitive LCD monitors, while the FPS Pro+ mode leverages OLED’s superior performance for optimal in-game visuals.
Highlighting the other features of the INZONE M10S II gaming monitor, it comes with custom heat sinks to perform flawlessly over time via smart temperature management. The monitor boasts a 3-year warranty and OLED protection. It is slated to be available from June 2026 with a price tag of $1,099 from the official Sony website.
Via: CNET/Press Release
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