INZONE H9

Yep, just venting here but their headphones are so good in the key areas like ANC, sound and battery, yet are absolute garbage in terms of quality control, although it’s hard to even call it that when many of the issues affect every single unit. I’ve had two WF-1000XM4s that both developed the sever

I have the Inzone H9II. The max volume is very low and i heard there was a volume cap on non-PS wireless headphones. (Ironic cuz it’s still Sony)To anyone who has the Steele Series or the Audeze headsets, do these still hit that volume ceiling?

Hi, on SteamOS KDE in Desktop Mode, on Steam Deck, I’ve run into a few issues with some headsets. I’m not saying wired headsets won’t have fewer problems. But in my case, most of mine are wireless through a dongle, or sometimes through a full base station, like with the Astro A50 Lightspeed. For the

Didn't find the Sony Inzone H9 II comfortable at all. I feel like they're designed for tiny ears. Also there was a lot of air pressure with ANC on that I didn't notice with my much cheaper headsets from another brand (even older MX4 didn't have this much pressure iirc). The worst of all was the soun

Igual lo que te dicen arriba, trata de no quemarte la cabeza con el precio de los headset.Yo tuve los HyperX cloud stinger 2, que me duraron como 4 años y eran bastante sólidos considerando que son de los más económicos. Cuando me tocó renovarlo me quise dar un gustito con los Sony inzone h9, princi

Honestly as someone who's gone through all the expensive wireless&wired headsets youve got 2 options that are actually decent. A50x/a50 gen 5 if you watch on Amazon or Best buy you can get for dirt cheap. I got the a50x for 180$ amazon open box still with 2 years of warranty. Other option would be p

I just got mine, and need to add: The INZONE Windows App is garbage. It doesn't respect high-DPI resolution scaling settings in Windows, it behaves like an app would anno 2005, not 2025 - half the App window gets rendered off-screen and can't be interacted with. The app also prevents users from resc

After being a die-hard overear headphone fan for a long time, the new headset I got has built-in fans and a fixed, hard band, and I found that the ear cups touching the head band transmitted a lot of fan noise which was distracting. That prompted me to try the Arctis Gamebuds, with noise cancelling

Yea you should see a kid in another Sub reddit claiming the 30mm Sony inzone H9 2 sounds way better than these "dogshi" headsets. Boy that kid might have a hearing deficiency