The INZONE H9 II line is in a run of collaboration editions. Sony dated the Fnatic Edition for October 22, and pre-orders for the LTK 2026 LIMITED EDITION closed on July 1, 2026.
Two collaboration versions of the INZONE H9 II have been announced, both tied to gaming events rather than to changes in the headset's audio hardware. The base INZONE H9 II is a wireless model that uses the same speaker drivers as Sony's WH-1000XM6 Bluetooth headphones, with tuning aimed at FPS play. It supports Sony's low-latency wireless connection, Bluetooth, and wired connections, and includes sound presets for VALORANT and Apex Legends. That hardware is the constant the collaboration editions build on.
The first announced was the INZONE H9 II LTK 2026 LIMITED EDITION, designed with the League The k4sen event. It carries the event logo on the housing and was sold for 41,800 yen through the ZETA DIVISION store, with pre-orders open until July 1, 2026 and shipping expected around late September. Sony then dated a second collaboration, the INZONE H9 II Fnatic Edition made with the esports team Fnatic, for October 22 at a manufacturer's estimated retail price including tax of around 39,600 yen. That version uses Fnatic's orange on the ear cup housings and microphone sponge and carries Fnatic's symbol mark on the side of the housings. The audio hardware is unchanged, so the premium is for the colorway and mark.
The same October 22 date brings the INZONE E9 Glass Purple, a new color of Sony's wired gaming in-ear earphones, at around 17,600 yen. The earphones use ear hangers that hook over the ear and were supervised by Fnatic players, with tuning that emphasizes footsteps, gunshots, and voice chat audio. They use a 3.5mm mini-plug analog connection and ship with a USB Type-C sound device.
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Oct 7
Sony will release the INZONE H9 II Fnatic Edition, a collaboration gaming headset made with the esports team Fnatic, on October 22. The manufacturer's estimated retail price including tax is around 39,600 yen. The headset uses Fnatic's orange on the ear cup housings and microphone sponge, and carries Fnatic's symbol mark on the side of the housings. The base INZONE H9 II is a wireless model that uses the same speaker drivers as Sony's WH-1000XM6 Bluetooth headphones, with tuning aimed at FPS play. It supports Sony's low-latency wireless connection, Bluetooth, and wired connections, and includes sound presets for VALORANT and Apex Legends. Sony also announced the INZONE E9 Glass Purple, a new color of its wired gaming in-ear earphones, for the same October 22 date at around 17,600 yen. Those earphones use ear hangers that hook over the ear and were supervised by Fnatic players, with tuning that emphasizes footsteps, gunshots, and voice chat audio. The earphones use a 3.5mm mini-plug analog connection and ship with a USB Type-C sound device.
Jun 23
Sony announced the INZONE H9 II LTK 2026 LIMITED EDITION, a wireless gaming headset designed in collaboration with the League The k4sen event. The headset features the event logo on the housing and is available for pre-order through the ZETA DIVISION store until July 1, 2026, for 41,800 yen, with shipping expected around late September.