I’d call the Sony Inzone M10S II a gaming monitor refresh rather than a sequel, but it is one of the slickest first-person shooter screens around

For the quickest way to join, simply enter your email below and get access. You can also stick with the panel’s native 1440p 540Hz abilities if you’d rather not use a 24.5-inch playspace at 720p or lack the GPU to hit 720fps, but while this sequel screen is excellent for shooters, it avoids catering to platforms outside the PC gaming space. Pros + Speedy dual 540Hz and 720Hz abilities + Anti-VRR flicker and + Top tier OLED colors and vibrancy + Enhanced brightness compared to the original + Slick 360 pedestal Cons - Pricey for a 27-inch panel - 720Hz benefits are limited - Could feel more like a sequel monitor Why you can trust GamesRadar+ Our experts review games, movies and tech over countless hours, so you can choose the best for you. That’s not to say you can’t hook up a PS5 to this 27-inch OLED display and have a grand old time, but at $1,099.99, you’re naturally better off checking out 4K options further down the refresh rate food chain.