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Sony Inzone M10S II review
Sony's new 27-inch 1440p OLED costs megabucks. But at 540 Hz and 0.02 ms, it probably has the best all-round combination of speed on the market right now. Add in 24.5-inch dual-mode capability and you have what must be the most desirable esports monitor currently available.
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Until now, every OLED gaming monitor we've reviewed has been rated at 0.03 ms for pixel response. Well, not any more ladies and germs. Give it up for the new Sony Inzone M10S II, which clocks in at a mere 0.02 ms.
Is it a bit of a stretch to think the human eye can tell the difference between three one-hundred-thousandths of a second and two one-hundred-thousandths—or 30 microseconds and 20 microseconds, if you prefer. But the point here is what that pixel response spec hints at.
The Sony Inzone M10S II is unambiguously, unashamedly, unapologetically aimed at fast-paced gaming and esports. Indeed, this monitor has been developed with the help of pro esports outfit, Fnatic.
LG Tandem WOLED panel, 2x HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 2.1, USB-A hub, 3.5mm audio
✅ You're a speed freak: With a 540 Hz refresh rate and 0.02 ms pixel response, this is one of the fastest monitors on the planet.
❌ You want a cinematic experience: At 27 inches, the Sony Inzone M10S II isn't puny. But at this price point, 39-inch 5K2K OLEDs are available.
Along with the almost pointlessly fast pixel response, you get a 1440p native resolution and 540 Hz refresh. Oh, and we're talking 27 inches and an LG WOLED panel. That basic recipe of 27-inch 1440p OLED is carried over from the first generation Sony Inzone M10S, but this time Sony is using the latest LG Tandem WOLED panel generation.
The most obvious upside of that panel involves brightness. Sony has this model pegged at 1,500 nits peak HDR and 335 nits full-screen brightness. Those numbers are about as good as gaming OLEDs get, today.