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Sony Inzone M10S II Monitor Ships Globally With 720Hz Tandem OLED

Lena Fischer 2 min read

Sony Inzone M10S II monitor ships globally with 720Hz mode and 1,500 nit Tandem OLED panel. Priced at $1,099.99 in the US for high- refresh gaming.

Sony Inzone M10S II Monitor Ships Globally With 720Hz Tandem OLED
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Sony has started shipping the Inzone M10S II gaming monitor globally, bringing a new tier of OLED speed to PC gamers. This release matters because the panel supports a 720Hz refresh rate in a special mode, which places it among the quickest OLED displays currently on the market. Competitive gamers can now utilize refresh rates that exceed the capabilities of earlier display technologies.

Tandem OLED panel delivers 1,500 nits and 720Hz boost mode

The monitor retains the 27-inch form factor and 2560 x 1440 resolution of its predecessor while upgrading the internal panel architecture. Sony installed a Primary RGB Tandem WOLED panel that drives the display. This tandem structure allows the screen to push peak brightness to 1,500 nits, which improves visibility in bright gaming environments.

Specifications

  • Panel: Primary RGB Tandem WOLED
  • Resolution: 2560 x 1440
  • Native Refresh: 540Hz
  • Max Refresh: 720Hz (at 720p)
  • Peak Brightness: 1,500 nits

The panel runs at a native 540Hz refresh rate at full resolution. Sony's Dynamic Frequency and Resolution (DFR) mode can boost the speed to 720Hz by lowering the resolution to 720p. The Dynamic Frequency and Resolution mode allows users to prioritize either image resolution or refresh rate based on their gaming preferences.

Connectivity includes both DisplayPort 2.1 with UHBR13.5 support and HDMI 2.1 for modern graphics cards. The unit also includes two USB Type-A ports and a headphone jack for peripheral and audio connections. The Inzone M10S I used a super anti-glare film coating, and this new model follows that design choice to reduce reflections.

Buyers in the US can purchase the monitor directly from Sony for $1,099.99. Pricing in the UK is set at £1,199, which converts to around $1,610. Customers in the Eurozone can buy the display for €1,349, or approximately $1,553. Sony has started shipping the Inzone M10S II globally and has released it across the Eurozone.

We looked at the original Inzone M10S earlier while tracking Sony's display roadmap. The Inzone M10S II builds on that foundation with faster refresh rates and higher brightness. The release of the Inzone M10S II demonstrates Sony's continued focus on high-performance OLED gaming displays.

Source: NotebookCheck

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