Sony's new InZone Buds are the first true wireless earbuds that meet the bar for a premium, low latency gaming experience.
I’ve struggled to find an audio solution that works for PC gaming. Over-ear headphones, even premium ones like the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pros, irritate my ears by pressing into my glasses. And earbuds, almost regardless of brand, either lack the features I want out of a premium audio experience or come with horrendous Bluetooth lag. The new Sony InZone Buds have finally solved my problem.
Still, I dealt with it. I learned the delay and anticipated it, building it into muscle memory like I would using a new gaming keyboard. It was like a revelation plugging in the InZone Buds and coming back to perfectly synced audio. World-class ANC The biggest selling point for me is the ANC, which is some of the best I’ve heard . It sounds natural, and that’s the biggest hurdle for ANC in earbuds. With my Jabras, I had to swap in a larger tip to get that enclosed sound field that ANC is known for. It works great, but it led to a situation where I could feel every move of my mouth translate up into my ears. No fun.
Tuned for gaming There’s a trade-off with comfort in sound quality, though. The InZone Buds sound great, but they lack that cranium-shaking bass that some earbuds can deliver. Bass is present but not bombastic. I found myself going to an EQ for mixes that are less heavy on bass to fill out the sound. The InZone Buds never delivered what I’ve come to expect with something like the Jabras for low-end, but with a little tweaking, they can get close.
Still, this EQ isn’t very powerful. Sony includes 10 bands with a range of 24 decibels , but there’s no way those numbers are accurate. I could push the sliders to both extremes and only hear a minor difference in the overall sound profile. I ended up ditching the built-in EQ for SteelSeries Sonar, which offers a lot more flexibility. I need to keep Sonar running in order for the EQ to apply, but it’s a better solution than Sony’s built-in EQ.
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