Sony Inzone Noise-Canceling Gaming Earbuds And 4K Monitors Get Great Discounts
Amazon has Sony's noise-canceling gaming earbuds for PC and PS5 for the lowest price we've seen.
Amazon has a bunch of great deals on Sony's Inzone gaming gear, which includes noise-canceling earbuds and headphones as well as high-end gaming monitors. Most notably, you can grab a pair of Sony Inzone Buds for $168 (was $200). These wireless gaming earbuds for PC and PS5 are the best option for those who care about active noise cancellation. You can also save $100 on Sony's noise-canceling wireless gaming headset.
Sony Inzone PC Gaming Deals at Amazon
Made by Sony, not PlayStation, the Inzone lineup is geared toward PC gamers, but the headsets and earbuds take full advantage of the PS5's audio features.
Gaming Earbuds & Headsets
Here's a quick rundown of all of the Inzone audio products receiving discounts at Amazon.
- Sony Inzone Buds - Noise-Canceling Wireless Gaming Earbuds (White) -- $168 (
$200) - Sony Inzone Buds - Noise-Canceling Wireless Gaming Earbuds (Black) -- $168 (
$200) - Sony Inzone H9 Wireless Noise-Canceling Headset (Black) -- $198 (
$300) - Sony Inzone H9 Wireless Noise-Canceling Headset (White) -- $198 (
$300) - Sony Inzone H5 Wireless Headset (White) -- $128 (
$150) - Sony Inzone H5 Wireless Headset (Black) -- $128 (
$150) - Sony Inzone H3 Wired Headset (White) -- $58 (
$100)

Sony Inzone Gaming Monitors
You can also get the newest additions to Sony's gaming monitor lineup for nice discounts. Sony's 27-inch OLED Gaming Monitor is over $200 off, while the latest 4K Sony monitor is $100 off. It's also worth noting that Sony's original 4K gaming monitor, which has been discontinued, is up for grabs for $250 off. The Inzone M9 4K Gaming Monitor has a really cool look that matches the PS5.
- Sony Inzone M9 II 27-Inch 4K Gaming Monitor -- $698 (
$800) - Sony Inzone M10S 27-Inch OLED 1440p Gaming Monitor -- $878 (
$1,100) - Sony Inzone M9 27-Inch 4K Gaming Monitor -- $648 (
$900)
You can read more about Sony's Inzone Buds and H9 Wireless Gaming Headset below.
Sony Inzone Buds - Wireless Noise-Canceling Gaming Earbuds
$168 (was $200)
Out of the box, the Inzone Buds are compatible with PS5, Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck, Android, and iPhone 15/16 via the 2.4GHz dongle. Even though these are geared toward PC gamers, the Inzone Buds fully support the PS5's audio features, including Tempest 3D Audio and Dolby Atmos.
Along with superb active noise cancellation and up to 12 hours of battery life (24 with the charging case), Inzone Buds benefit from using the same audio drivers as Sony's popular WF-1000XM5 earbuds, which are discounted to $198 (was $300) at Amazon.
PC users can customize their audio experience with the Inzone Hub app. Those settings, including one of up to 256 sound profiles, can be synced to the earbuds and used on PS5 and other devices. Tap and touch shortcuts can be reprogrammed using the app, too.
Sony's experience manufacturing high-end earbuds certainly helped when designing the Inzone Buds. They are comfortable to wear for hours of continuous use and inside the box you'll find four sets of silicone eartips of varying sizes.
The biggest downside to the earbuds is that many users will need to use the included USB-C dongle on mobile, as its Bluetooth LE Audio connection isn't supported by many devices. Some newer Android phones have Bluetooth LE, but Apple's iPhones aren't part of that small ecosystem. iOS users with an iPhone 15 or 16 can simply connect the USB-C dongle for playback, but if you have an iPhone with a Lightning port, you'll need a Lightning to USB-C adapter that supports audio. (including iPhone). This $16 adapter works perfectly in our experience, but it obviously adds a dangling cord to your iPhone and introduces the risk of diminishing sound quality and increased latency--we never noticed this, but different adapters and phones may lead to different results.
If you want to read more about Sony's gaming earbuds, check out our Sony Inzone Buds review.
Sony Inzone H9 Wireless Noise-Canceling Gaming Headset
$198 (was $300)
Amazon also has discounts on over-ear Inzone gaming headsets, including the premium Inzone H9 Wireless Noise-Canceling Headset, which takes cues from Sony's flagship WH-1000XM5 headphones. While the XM5 headphones aren't on sale, you can save $100 on Sony's XM4 headphones.
The H9 uses the same leatherette and memory foam cushions as the WH-1000XM5. It has ANC, full support with Inzone Hub for customization, and is compatible with all of the PS5's audio features. It has 2.4GHz and Bluetooth for wireless connectivity, but it's worth noting the dongle is USB-A, not USB-C. On the plus side, it has wider Bluetooth compatibility, as it uses conventional Bluetooth frequencies--so it'll sync via Bluetooth to your iPhone, Android phone, Switch, Steam Deck, etc.
The mid-range Inzone H5 Wireless Headset doesn't have ANC, but it still supports 360 Spatial Sound. The H5 has fabric earcup cushions instead of the premium leatherette found in the H9.
If you're interested in gaming earbuds but are an Xbox or Nintendo user, we'd recommend checking out SteelSeries' Arctis GameBuds for $160. The Xbox Edition is compatible with all console platforms, PC, and mobile. The Arctis GameBuds are also a great choice for PlayStation users, but the active noise-canceling tech is much better in Sony's Inzone Buds.
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