Sony INZONE H9 II Wireless Noise Canceling Gaming Headset, WH-1000XM6 Drivers, Lightweight, Detachable Cardoid AI Mic, 2.4GHz and Bluetooth, Soft Case, for PC, PS5, Switch, and Mobile, Black DEVELOPED WITH FNATIC: Designed in the heat of competition. From mic tuning to sound isolation and fit, Fnatic’s feedback shaped every detail for elite performance. SUPERIOR SOUND INSIDE: Built with the same driver unit as the acclaimed Sony WH-1000XM6, the H9 II delivers full-spectrum clarity, from distant footsteps to deep unsettling rumbles. The Sony INZONE algorithm customizes 360 Spatial Sound for your ear shape for clear enemy detection. ACTIVE NOISE CANCELLATION: Switch seamlessly between active noise canceling and transparency mode for awareness. LIGHTWEIGHT COMFORT FOR LONG SESSIONS: Lightweight 260g (approx. without mic) headset with a pressure-balanced design and soft-fit ear cushions. Slider-lock headband structure provides a fixed headband length and overall stability. CLEAR VOICE CHAT WITH DETACHABLE MIC: Flexible, unidirectional cardioid mic with super wide bandwidth captures your voice clearly while cutting ambient noise with AI-powered precision. MULTIPLE CONNECTIVITY OPTIONS: Ultra-low latency 2.4GHz wireless via USB-C dongle, Bluetooth classic, Bluetooth LE audio and 3.5mm wired connectivity. CUSTOMIZABLE SOUND: Fine-tune your audio experience with EQ presets, spatial sound, and mic controls using the INZONE Hub software (PC/Windows) or Sony | Sound Connect App (Mobile). FPS PRESETS DEVELOPED WITH PRO GAMERS: Use FPS EQ presets, developed with Fnatic’s VALORANT and Apex Legends teams. QUICK CHARGING: Stay in the action with USB-C quick charging - 5 minutes of charge provides up to 1 hour of playtime. Also, have the option to play while charging. SOFT POUCH INCLUDED: Easily carry and transport the headset, USB-C dongle and cables in a portable soft pouch. UPC: 027242933156Model: WHG910N/B
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