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Sony INZONE M10S II Oled with rolling scan bfi?
Posted: 06 Jun 2026, 13:43
by LutaKura
The new Sony INZONE M10S II Oled seems to behave similarly to pulsar with their motion blur reduction feature, it doesn't decrease brightness and seems to work with G-sync(EDIT: it doesn't), perhaps it has the mediatek gsync chip?
There is a japanese Review if you are interested
EDIT: It seems to be rolling scan bfi that doesn't affect brightness, still can't be used with VRR or Gsync
Re: Sony INZONE M10S II Oled with pulsar/crt simulation
Posted: 06 Jun 2026, 15:06
by MSIfanboy
the reviewers says its black frame insertion
Re: Sony INZONE M10S II Oled with pulsar/crt simulation
Posted: 06 Jun 2026, 15:06
by LutaKura
Sorry i'm new i don't know how to post links
Re: Sony INZONE M10S II Oled with pulsar/crt simulation
Posted: 06 Jun 2026, 15:08
by Baron of Sun
Product page says it cannot be used simultaneously with Adaptive Sync / VRR. And it also says using motion blur reduction cuts refresh rate to half, so it seems to be scaler based and not panel based.
https://helpguide.sony.net/tv/27q102/v1 ... 08072.html
Re: Sony INZONE M10S II Oled with pulsar/crt simulation
Posted: 06 Jun 2026, 15:34
by LutaKura
Baron of Sun wrote: ā06 Jun 2026, 15:08
Product page says it cannot be used simultaneously with Adaptive Sync / VRR. And it also says using motion blur reduction cuts refresh rate to half, so it seems to be scaler based and not panel based.
OOH thank you for the information i missed that, still their BFI seems to behave uniquely to not lose brightness
Re: Sony INZONE M10S II Oled with pulsar/crt simulation
Posted: 06 Jun 2026, 16:45
by RealNC
LutaKura wrote: ā06 Jun 2026, 15:06
Sorry i'm new i don't know how to post links
You'll be able to post links after you have 4 posts. For now you can just obfuscate the link like "https dot example dot com/something" and I'll edit it afterwards.
LutaKura wrote:
OOH thank you for the information i missed that, still their BFI seems to behave uniquely to not lose brightness
If it's rolling scan rather than full BFI (I hope it is, but I don't know) then they might be boosting the brightness since rolling scan basically mean it's like a 10% window so brightness can be much higher in that rolling bar, like in HDR a 10% window can get much brighter than a 100% window.
Re: Sony INZONE M10S II Oled with pulsar/crt simulation
Posted: 07 Jun 2026, 01:28
by nuninho1980
If OLED has less than 1kHz for CRT simulation, we don't intereset it.
Re: Sony INZONE M10S II Oled with pulsar/crt simulation
Posted: 15 Jun 2026, 08:59
by SonGohanX
Is this feature exclusive to the M10S II, or is it on the M10S as well?
Re: Sony INZONE M10S II Oled with pulsar/crt simulation
Posted: 01 Aug 2026, 05:21
by LutaKura
SonGohanX wrote: ā15 Jun 2026, 08:59
Is this feature exclusive to the M10S II, or is it on the M10S as well?
Its only on the M10S II
Re: Sony INZONE M10S II Oled with pulsar/crt simulation
Posted: 01 Aug 2026, 05:25
by LutaKura
Now that the monitor is out in the west i can confirm it doesn't work with GSYNC, but the low motion blur feature is still interesting