I didn't think the Inzone M10S gaming monitor could get much better, then I tried the new Inzone M10S 2
The Sony Inzone M10S 2 takes a winning esports monitor and upgrades it even further with some key improvements.
The Sony Inzone M10S 2 gaming monitor is an improved successor to the original M10S model, offering a range of upgrades while retaining its strong foundation. The monitor maintains the same 2560 x 1440 resolution, but boasts a significant increase in refresh rate from 540Hz to 540Hz, and a lower response time of 0.02ms for snappier performance.
It also features a higher brightness level of 1,500 nits, compared to the original's 1,300 nits, delivering richer colors and improved contrast. The anti-glare coating on this model effectively minimizes glare, even in brightly lit environments, making it ideal for tournament use.
The Inzone M10S 2 retains all the useful esports features of its predecessor, including a 24.5-inch display mode, on-screen timers, crosshairs, and a frame rate counter. These features are easily accessible through the monitor's options menu or the Inzone Hub software, which also allows users to import and export their preferred settings for seamless transitions between home and competition.
Additionally, Sony has incorporated a dedicated PlayStation 5 mode into the monitor, automatically activating when the console is connected, and optimizing the display for console gaming.
The design of the Inzone M10S 2 remains largely unchanged from its predecessor, retaining a sleek and attractive appearance that includes a robust stand. The base is a low-profile, 4 mm thin metal disk, which fits comfortably under a keyboard and connects securely to a stable stand. The monitor offers full 360-degree rotation, allowing for versatility in seating positions and easy viewing for teammates during matches.
The stand's design features include a power indicator LED, conveniently placed to avoid glare while playing. The ports on the Inzone M10S 2 are identical to those on the original model, including DisplayPort, two HDMI 2.1 ports, USB Type-C and USB Type-A ports, a 3.5mm audio jack, and a USB Type-A port for software updates.
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