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Sony’s new 1440p OLED gaming monitor seems a lot better than its first

The original InZone M10S OLED gaming monitor stood out for a mix of reasons when I reviewed it for Polygon back in late 2024 - some good (impressively small stand, high 480Hz refresh rate) and some bad (high price, low on features versus the...

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Sony’s new 1440p OLED gaming monitor seems a lot better than its first
Source: The Verge

The original InZone M10S OLED gaming monitor stood out for a mix of reasons when I reviewed it for Polygon back in late 2024 - some good (impressively small stand, high 480Hz refresh rate) and some bad (high price, low on features versus the competition). The company is launching its follow-up model, the InZone M10S II, at the same $1,099.99 price as before, but with numerous updates to better justify the cost. It'll come out later this year and will be sold exclusively through Sony's online shop.

For instance, it's built with a fourth-gen WOLED panel (LG Display's Primary RGB Tandem tech) that offers higher brightness and contrast than pre …

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