Sony INZONE H5 Gaming Headphone launched in India at Rs.15,990 with 40mm Drivers, AI-based noise reduction
Sony India has unveiled the INZONE H5 wireless headset, a collaborative effort with the esports team Fnatic. This gaming headset features precision-engineered 360 Spatial Sound, providing a 3D sound positioning experience that enhances your gaming advantage.
Weighing a mere 260g and equipped with soft-fit ear pads, the headset ensures comfort during extended gaming sessions, catering to the demands of prolonged PC gameplay. The INZONE H5 comes equipped with AI-based noise reduction and a bi-directional microphone, prioritizing your voice and facilitating effective in-game strategy discussions.
With wireless capability, the headset guarantees uninterrupted gaming via a low-latency 2.4 GHz wireless connection using a USB dongle, allowing for up to 28 hours of cable-free play.
Crafted for dynamic audio, the INZONE H5 delivers rich highs and powerful lows, immersing you in a heightened gaming experience. Additionally, it provides precision controls for audio and microphone preferences, allowing you to customize your gaming setup to your liking.
INZONE H5 Wireless Gaming Headset Quick Specifications -
| Driver | 40mm; Sensitivity: 89dB / mW |
| Connectivity | low-latency 2.4 GHz wireless connection with USB dongle, Gold-plated L-shaped 4-pole mini plug |
| ANC Mode | AI-based noise reduction and a bi-directional microphone |
| Gaming Mode | 360 Spatial Sound for Gaming |
| Features | Soft-fit ear pads, and a low-pressure design |
| Cord Type | Single-sided (detachable); approx. 1.5m in length |
| Weight | 260g |
| Battery | Max. 28 hours, Charging time - Approx. 3.5 hours, Supports quick charge - 10 minutes for 3-hour play |
Pricing and Availability -
The Sony INZONE H5 comes with a price tag of Rs. 15,990 and will be accessible in both Black and White variants beginning November 30, 2023. It will be obtainable at Sony retail outlets, prominent electronic stores, the ShopatSC portal, and various e-commerce platforms across India.