Sony has introduced a new OLED gaming monitor that’s aiming to appeal to competitive players across both PC and PS5 systems. The 27-inch InZone M10S was codeveloped with the popular Fnatic esports team to be “tournament ready,” sporting a 1440p panel that pairs a speedy 0.03ms response time with a variable 480Hz refresh rate.

The newly announced monitors include the InZone M10S and the InZone M9 II. The former is the more premium offering among the two as it comes with additional features. There are a few differences between the M10S and M9 II. The M9 II succeeds the existing InZone M9. Both offerings are ideal for avid PS5 and PC gamers.

Sony Electronics unveiled today two new Inzone monitors aimed at gamers, with a focus on everyone from casual players to esports pros.

When you hear “Sony” and “gaming,” your brain probably goes to PlayStation. But Sony's new Inzone monitors, the M9 II and the M10S, no longer feel like off-brand PlayStation accessories.

Sony is also debuting the M9 II, a sequel to 2022’s M9 with mostly-similar specs. It’s still a 4K IPS panel with full-array local dimming, but with a faster 160 Hz refresh rate via DisplayPort 2.1, a much smaller stand, and a slightly lower starting price at $799. Now, back to the M10S’ specs, and where you can buy it.

The $1,100 M10S is intended for esports players, with some interesting capabilities specific to their needs. The company has also refreshed the M9 with a much-needed redesign of the stand and more. The M10S is designed with a tiny base to have the smallest possible footprint,