Sony is expanding its Inzone gaming lineup with a new range of PC accessories, including its first gaming keyboard and mouse. The additions, developed with input from esports team Fnatic, signal Sony’s growing ambitions in the competitive PC gaming market.
At the center of the launch is the Inzone KBD-H75, a $300 wired mechanical keyboard built with a compact 75% layout. It uses a CNC-machined aluminum frame and gasket-mounted switches for reduced vibration and smoother keystrokes. Each key’s actuation point can be customized, and the keyboard supports an 8,000Hz polling rate for faster input response. A programmable dial in the top corner allows for quick switching between profiles and settings via the Inzone Hub software.
The other major debut is the Inzone Mouse-A, Sony’s first gaming mouse. Priced at $150, it weighs just 48.4 grams thanks to a lightweight polymer frame reinforced with glass microspheres. The mouse features a custom 30K DPI optical sensor, a maximum speed of 750 inches per second, and an 8,000Hz polling rate. Battery life is rated at up to 90 hours, and the mouse includes six customizable buttons.
Sony is also updating its flagship gaming headset with the Inzone H9 II ($350). A successor to the original H9, the wireless headset incorporates drivers from Sony’s WH-1000XM6 headphones, with active noise cancellation and enhanced positional audio. The design has been refined with a lighter headband and new cushions for comfort during long sessions. Connectivity options include 2.4GHz wireless via USB-C, Bluetooth multipoint, and a 3.5mm jack. A detachable boom mic with ambient noise filtering and wideband support is included.
For players who prefer a smaller form factor, Sony is introducing the Inzone E9 in-ear monitors ($150). These wired earbuds use a fully enclosed design for noise isolation, and they ship with both foam and silicone eartips. The E9s support virtual 7.1 surround sound and Sony’s 360 spatial audio on PC, though they can also be used on consoles and other devices via 3.5mm.
Rounding out the lineup are two new desk mats: the Mat-F ($60), a thicker pad designed for control and precise stops, and the Mat-D ($35), a thinner option aimed at speed. Both are medium-sized rather than full-desk mats.
The new products are available for preorder now at Amazon, Best Buy, and Sony’s own store. The keyboard, mouse, and earbuds launch on August 29, while the H9 II headset and desk mats arrive on September 5.
Sony’s Inzone brand previously focused on gaming headsets and monitors, but with this expansion into keyboards and mice, the company is positioning itself more directly against established PC accessory makers like Logitech, Razer, and SteelSeries. With premium prices across the lineup, the challenge will be whether Sony can convince competitive players that its late entry into the market is worth the cost.
