Sony has announced the expansion of its INZONE gaming gear range with the INZONE H9 II gaming headset, INZONE E9 in-ear earphones, INZONE KBD-H75 gaming keyboard, INZONE Mouse-A gaming mouse, and the INZONE Mat-D and Mat-F mousepads. All models were co-developed with esports team FNATIC and its professional players.
New INZONE Accessories
The INZONE H9 II (RM1,499) serves as the new flagship headset of the series, offering ANC and a detachable microphone. It features redesigned headband with better weight distribution for comfort, along with low-latency wireless audio, simultaneous Bluetooth pairing, and up to 30 hours of battery life. Meanwhile, the INZONE E9 (RM599) introduces wired in-ear headphones to the range, built with a fully enclosed structure and interchangeable noise isolation tips or silicon hybrid tips for passive noise reduction.
For peripherals, Sony introduces the first gaming keyboard of its own: the INZONE KBD-H75 (RM1,499). This 75% form factor keyboard – with no key isolation to further minimize the footprint – features rapid trigger mode and up to 8000Hz polling rate, built with machined aluminum chassis, gasket mount structure, and includes a customizable control dial. At launch, it’ll feature US ANSI layout only, with other layouts to follow in spring 2026.
Sony also introduced three new mouse accessories. The INZONE Mouse-A (RM749) is a lightweight wireless mouse at 48.4g, featuring a reinforced shell, optical switches, and a custom 30,000 DPI sensor with 750 IPS and 8000Hz polling rate; it also offers up to 90 hours of battery life on a single charge. Complementing the mouse are the INZONE Mat-F and Mat-D mousepads (RM299 and RM199 respectively), the former with a thicker design with higher resistance for precision control, while the latter offers a smoother, thinner surface optimized for speed.
With the exception of INZONE H9 II headset – which will be available from November 2025 – all other products announced here are now available for purchase in Malaysia.
Pokdepinion: The INZONE H9 II is quite the expensive headset, but ANC is certainly a nice to have.
