Sony INZONE H9 User Manual

Help Guide
Wireless Noise Canceling Gaming Headset/Wireless Gaming Headset
INZONE H9/INZONE H7
Checking the remaining battery charge
You can check the remaining battery charge of the rechargeable battery.
INZONE H9:
If the headset has enough remaining battery charge when you turn on the headset, the left and right ring indicators
(white or blue) light up for about 5 seconds.
INZONE H7:
If the headset has enough remaining battery charge when you turn on the headset, the
(power) indicator (white)
lights up for about 2 seconds.
When the remaining battery charge of the headset is 20% or lower
A notification sound is emitted and the charging indicator (orange) flashes for about 15 seconds. Charge the headset as
soon as possible.
When the battery becomes completely empty, a notification sound is emitted, and the headset automatically turns off.
When using the headset by connecting to a computer
When the headset is connected to a computer, the icon indicating the remaining battery charge is displayed on the
“INZONE Hub” screen in 4 levels: “100%”, “70%”, “50%”, and “20%”.
Note
The remaining battery charge may not be properly displayed immediately after a software update or if the headset has not been
used for a long time. In this case, repeatedly charge and discharge the battery multiple times to properly display the remaining
battery charge.
Related Topic
About the indicator
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Sony INZONE H9 Specifications

General

Headset type	Binaural
Product type	Headset
Product color	White
Wearing style	Head-band
Volume control	Button
Control unit type	On-ear control unit
Recommended usage	Gaming
Battery type	Built-in battery
Charging source	USB
Battery operated	Yes
Continuous audio playback time (without ANC)	32 h
Material	Neodymium
Charging stand	No
USB connector	USB Type-C
Frequency band	2.4 GHz
Wireless range	10 m
Bluetooth version	5.0
Bluetooth profiles	A2DP, AVRCP, HFP, HSP
Connectivity technology	Wireless
Driver unit	40 mm
Ear coupling	Circumaural
Headphone frequency	5 - 20000 Hz
Microphone type	Boom
Microphone frequency	100 - 8000 Hz