Sony INZONE M10S 27" OLED QHD PC Gaming Monitor: 1440p, 480Hz, 0.03ms GTG, DCI-P3 98.5%, G-Sync, Adaptive Sync, VRR, Developed model with Fnatic, 1300 nits, DisplayPort 2.1-2 x HDMI 2.1- PC, PS5

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Best monitor ever.

Sony introduces the Inzone M10s, a cutting-edge OLED gaming monitor designed to elevate your gaming experience. This 27-inch 1440p display boasts a lightning-fast 480Hz refresh rate and offers a unique dual-screen mode for optimal gaming flexibility.Oh, right back to specs here we go. This gorgeous OLED display with its self-illuminating pixels and pixel-level dimming control has an HDR True Black 400 rating, but that is not all. It also hits up to 1300 nits peak brightness in HDR using MLA+ technology. The M10s covers an outstanding 98.5% of the DCI-P3 colour space and supports up to 1.07 billion colours at 10-bit colour depth. Now, if you're lost right now, I totally understand. What all of this means is you are going to have inky black levels.You'll be able to see every detail in the shadows. The glint of sunlight off a mirror will be spectacular and vibrant, accurate colours will help you get lost in your gaming experience. This is picture quality at its best. Now, one of the biggest questions when it comes to OLED displays is what about burning? Well, we have an integrated high-performing thermal system for thermal uniformity and to ensure long-term use. The custom heat sink efficiently channels the thermal output from the high-bandwidth ASIC panel control and video processor up and away from the OLED panel for consistent brightness and efficient operation, all without the use of any noisy fans. We also included some OLED care features to mitigate the risk of image retention.Among them are screen saver, screen move pixel, and panel refresh, and static image detection. Again, all are included and are here to keep your screen performance through long-term use. But wait, there's more. There are also several USB ports on the rear of the monitor alongside two HDMI 2.1 ports that support variable refresh rate all the way up to 480Hz. This monitor also supports Nvidia G-SYNC and adaptive sync to prevent tearing, even if the refresh rate fluctuates.Now, you can quickly and easily adjust this monitor's settings directly through your PC in the Inzone hub software or with the onscreen settings using the joystick on the back of the monitor. Here, you can assign picture modes, change your screen size, adjust colour settings, and even assign specific setting profiles to individual games.This is totally worth the price Gamers!

This takes gaming to a whole new level with 480hz! The 1080p is insanely detailed!Let's break it down!Build quality..Super strong and sturdy while being super easy to adjust by simply pushing and pulling, the stand hold the monitor perfectly and securely! With zero wobble! Plenty of hdmi ports and display ports! One thing to note though is there is no built in speakers! Doesn't bother me i use headphones personally but is worth noting!Onto the screen and quality!1080p has never looked this good! The picture quality is unreal! Perfect quality in my option! Plenty of adjust options in the screen settings such as tournament mode, overlay options ect everything!The 480hz is crazy! I don't play many games that go over 120 let alone nearly 4 times that! Even at 120hz it's silky smooth!If your looking to up your game and be the best of the best or just a casual player looking to hit the limits then this is the monitor for you! Can't rate highly enough!

I love Sony everything I have is Sony so I was greatly disappointed when this monitor did not work at all on receiving it.

There's no denying it. This monitor is impressive as heck. The blacks are deep, deep and rich. The colours are vibrant (as long as you enable HDR *and* turn off the power saving mode). It gets painfully bright. The competition mode looks incredible - the OLED panel looks truly like a bezel, somehow even crisper. It's impressive.It's very nearly bezelless. It's mountable with a VESA mount onto a stand. I've not made it up to 480fps but even at half that it's buttery smooth. If you're a pro gamer, it's an *incredibly* slick piece of kit.Now onto the less good. Sadly, this is realistically a single use gaming monitor. Obviously, you wouldn't buy this if you didn't need it to game, but I used to game using the same desk/monitor as I did for work. My work laptop is, unfortunately, nothing like my gaming rig in terms of power, and this means it's a struggle.Firstly, there's no USB C in. HDMI or DP only. Seems a real shame to pay £1.2k for a monitor and not get a USB C port? (And no KVM either, which other monitors in the same price range do get). There's no daisy chaining either (no DP-out).It also looks *bad* at 1080p. I've played around with the settings a lot, and if I turn sharpening up to max, and fiddle with a few other settings, it's just about usable. But everything feels slightly fuzzy and blurry. After two weeks I haven't removed that blur, and I've actually gone back to my old (£300) monitor for productivity. I've also not found a way to make the colours look nice without HDR. I'm sure there is one. But Ill be darned if I can find it; I've gone through so many menus and modes.Ultimately, if you have £1200 to burn on a monitor to use exclusively for gaming and have a ££££ rig to make the best of it - yeah it's bloomin' beautiful. Truly something special. If you ever want to connect your basic b-tch work laptop to it while you bring home the bacon that pays for your hobby, you're SOL I'm afraid, and it's a real, real shame.