Sony 27 INZONE M10S OLED QHD Gaming Monitor with HDR400

Bought this a few days ago, the colors are great and vivid, blacks are very impressive, and the accuracy of the coloring is outstanding. 10/10 Good UI and software, button placement could be better in the center, but maybe situational. The separated power button is a very good idea!!

this is a great monitor overall I love the fact that it's an OLED and the 480-refresh rate is outstanding/Being able to change the modes on the monitor is also neat. One of my favorite things about it is the minimalistic style compared to other monitors. Its sleek and small and doesnt take that much space.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Really great product, was really surprised by how good the screen resolution was, really crisp and also very easy to adjust settings to how I like. Feels very sturdy for a smaller monitor even when turning the screen round which is also a great feature.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] After using this screen across pc gaming, photography and a games console this screen has 3 huge benefits for me. Speed Brightness Design With up to 480hz frame rate and 0.03ms response rate the screen is as fast and smooth as you will ever need. Which sadly means no more excuses on my gaming results. I found the FPS mode’s helped a lot. There is a 24.5 inch mode, which can be placed centre or bottom of the screen- which I guess is more useful for competition gamers. Brightness is unbelievable. Even when used with our family PS5 in a sun drenched room the screen was bright and vivid. Not only that but for my photography work the colours were good. Design- the stand looks unconventional at first- but is very stable and will not get in the way of your keyboard. Height and tilt adjustable for perfect placement. There is a large power pack on the power cable. Also a useful gap to route cables through. Setting up the screen requires no tools and is easy to do. Plus there’s lots of inputs to cover all your needs. It’s clear a lot of work has gone into the design. The menu is controlled via a small joystick and button on the rear of the panel and is easy to use/navigate. Only comment would be the packaging did appear to include some plastic. Something I’ve not seen in other recent Sony products. It’s a very well built premium gaming screen

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a fantastic monitor! Great colour depth, with perfectly clear black and bright white. Sharp resolution, giving details in games I've never seen before, and a brilliant refresh rate so nothing gets missed. The people at Sony have clearly thought about every part of this product, starting with the packaging! The outer packaging is strong and robust - no chance of the content being damaged. Inside the box is something of a beauty - clearly laid out and easy to unpack. Attaching the stand is simple, with no need for tools or extra bits. The monitor has plenty of connections, including both Thunderbolt and HDMI, making switching devices simple. The height-adjustable stand also rotates, making best use of the space on even a compact desk. Connection is, as you'd expect from a monitor of this standard, plug-and-play. Switch it on, and it works. And then the quality really shows. The images are clear, with truely dark blacks, and sharp edges. This really is a fantastic monitor, and a must-have for anyone seriously into gaming, design work or creatives.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been using the Sony INZone Gaming Monitor for a few days now, and overall, it’s a solid monitor, especially for coding and programming. The display is sharp, and the monitor handles multi-tasking well. The FPS+ and FPS+pro video settings provided a significant advantage when playing competitive FPS games like Apex Legends, Overwatch and Valorant However, I did encounter a few issues. The energy efficiency rating is poor, and I was surprised to find that power saver mode was enabled by default, leading to extremely low brightness. This was quite frustrating as it limited my ability to customize settings until I figured it out. Another issue is when using the 25-inch mode—it causes the monitor to reset the connection, forcing me to redo my multi-display setup each time. This also affects my second monitor, which goes into portrait mode until I fix it. Additionally, the monitor takes a few seconds to re-register input after my PC wakes up from sleep, which causes a brief glitch in my multi-display setup. The input signal detection lag is particularly noticeable with DisplayPort, though HDMI handles this better. On the positive side, the INZone Hub software is intuitive, and while there’s a slight delay when switching between display and device settings, it’s generally user-friendly. The online resources and manual are sufficient for resolving issues. Despite these minor frustrations, the overall experience is positive. The monitor excels in both gaming and productivity, and for coding, it has been fantastic. If Sony can address the input signal lag and some of the customisation quirks, it would make the experience even better.