INZONE H9 II Video Transcipt
The white ‘INZONE’ logo emerges from the centre of the screen, through a flash of bright purple and blue light beams and stabilises on a gradient purple background.
A close-up shot of the top of a black gaming headset, highlighting the ‘INZONE’ logo on its headband, cuts to a montage of shots of the headphones rotating on a black background until they eventually settle to the right of the screen with the title “INZONE H9 II Wireless Noise Cancelling Gaming Headset”.
Under the caption “Developed with FNATIC” and a purple colour cast, we see a series of shots of the Fnatic esports team intensely testing and discussing the mouse.
Returning to the black background, we get a close-up of the headset’s ear cup with the title “Carbon composite drivers”. The ear cup disassembles to reveal its internal speaker components, including a shot of the headset diaphragm, which vibrates in time with the energetic background music.
A shot of the headphones from the side show dense white sound waves and particles hitting the outside, and seemingly being filtered to a far reduced handful of sound particles on the inside of the headset. The sound of a cheering audience in an esports arena is cancelled using the headphone’s “Active noise cancelling with ambient sound mode”.
We then cut to a close-up of the boom microphone against a white polar audio pick-up patterned grid and the caption “Cardioid microphone for clear voice pick-up”. The microphone boom bends and flexes as the camera zooms in closer and a caption reads “Long and flexible boom”, before the camera zooms right into the microphone itself.
Purple sound waves with particles intersect the screen, along with the text “Always be heard with AI-based noise reduction”, and a vertical line divides the screen, showing a clearer, more defined purple sound wave on the right side, as the audio simulation of a game chat in also becomes clearer.
As the camera flys across a soft grey surface, we see the headphones with their boom microphone floating with the caption “260g lightweight”, then a close-up of the headband adjusting its height with the caption ”Adjustable headband”.
A wider shot, shows the headphones centrally on a black background with the caption “Simultaneous low-latency 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth® connectivity”. Diagrams below illustrate a computer connected via 2.4GHz and a mobile phone connected via Bluetooth®.
A screen displaying the ‘INZONE Hub’ software interface appears, showing sound profile and equalizer settings. The software interface expands to reveal additional settings for spatial sound, volume, and microphone controls. A caption reads “Customize with INZONE Hub” before switching to a shot of the “Fnatic EQ presets” interface.
Several close-up shots highlight the headphone buttons, indicator lights, the volume scroll wheel, and the textured and red-illuminated microphone mute button.
The headset again floats in a dark space as blue concentric circles and white particles surround it to represent spatial sound, with the caption “360 Spatial Sound for Gaming”.
The headset rests over a textured, illuminated surface as a rotating light source causes shadows to move around it to simulate time passing, next to the caption “30-hour gameplay + in-play charging”.
A 3.5mm audio cable is plugged into the headset’s audio jack with the caption “Wired connection ready”.
We return to a montage of angles of the headset as it rotates in space with the caption “DESIGNED TO WIN” and returns to the right side of the screen, and splits into the white and black colour options with the title “’INZONE H9 II Wireless Noise Cancelling Gaming Headset“ before cutting to the Sony animated logo.
