Sony announces its first keyboard-gaming keyboard combo for its ESPORT INZONE accessory range

Until now confined to gaming monitors and helmets, Inzone, Sony’s Esport penchant, unveiled between the crowded alleys of Gamescom 2025 a quartet of new accessories – including a keyboard -source combo. The KBD-H75 keyboard and the Mouse-A mouse very clearly targets the sharp market of hardcore gamers, with technical sheets that place them in the top of the accessories market.

First the mouse-a mouse, which displays a maximum sensitivity of 30,000 DPI (Dots per inch), a stratospheric figure which will only interest the smallest percentile of competitive players, but which is pretty on a product sheet. Its weight is a more attractive figure: at 48.4 g on the scale, the Mouse-A indeed deserves its ultra-light appellation. By way of comparison, the 54 g of the Razer Viper V3 Pro, yet one of the featherweight of our comparison, seem very generous. Unsurprisingly, the lightness of the Mouse-A impresses once in hand, but its lack of features (connectivity, non-debrayable wheel) place on the very specific niche of demanding gamers. To complete this table, the Mouse-A promises a maximum question rate of 8,000 Hz and an autonomy of 90 hours.

The KBD-H75 wants to hit hard

On the keyboard side, the KBD-H75 has everything of a code name of Soviet secret services, but it is a name ultimately very explicit: this keyboard is in 75%format, that is to say that it does not integrate a digital pavement, but has a lot of function keys on the upper row. Inzone promises a question rate of 8,000 Hz to the maximum and fast switches to chain the strikes without completely lifting the finger.

The KBD-H75 Srera available in Azerty version in the current spring of 2026, in tandem with the mouse-a mouse.

The Inzone lineup would not be complete without the audio equipment that is fine. The H9 11 helmet, already presented by our music lover Arthur, clearly aims at the top of the range, and benefits from the advances of the Sony Consumer branch by integrating the noise reduction of the WH-1000XM6. For novelty, you have to turn to the Inzone E9, intra headphones whose design, surrounding the ear in a way similar to headphones for sport, is also intended for budding Esport competitors.

To minimize the sound latency, only wired connectivity is offered. No active noise reduction is to be reported, but the E9 has several types of replaceable tips, including silicone tips blocking surrounding sound nuisances. The exit of E9 headphones is scheduled for August 19, at a price of € 150.

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