PRISM+ TV Discussion Thread

windwaver

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Is this brand better than Xiaomi? I'm also concern about warranty.

Usually 3 years warranty is only good for the 1st year, 2nd and 3rd doesn't cover panel.
 

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the new 86inch QE Pro, support hdmi2.0, can the audio output to AVR support DD+, Atmos for netflix and disney+ show>

PRISM+ Q86-QE PRO
The Ultimate 144Hz Gaming Monitors are here. Attain visual nirvana with our range of high performance gaming monitors and 4K Smart TVs at best-value prices. Shop PRISMPLUS now!
prismplus.sg

For about the same price can consider LG 86UP8000. Comes with HDMI 2.1


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It's quite interesting..
Prism bombards your news feed on social media with plenty of ads, and the feedback is always positive.
But do check around and see if they are really the cheapest and so forth.
Eg, for the 86" panel being offered at 2999, LG offers their own IPS equipped panel for less with freebies like a XBOX etc and full warranty too.
There are other entry level makes like Aiwa, also very active on social media, but main stream brands are actually quite competitive in price, and even Samsung has a AU 8000 or AU 7000 VA panel on offer that can match these brands.
My own friend bought a Prism because they were pushing it as being half the price of mainstream brands, but go do some homework before you commit and compare prices... you may be able to get a current year model from the main brands or a higher end older model for the same price or less.
Don't let the social media or the pretty influencers sway you... do your own homework...
 

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It's quite interesting..
Prism bombards your news feed on social media with plenty of ads, and the feedback is always positive.
But do check around and see if they are really the cheapest and so forth.
Eg, for the 86" panel being offered at 2999, LG offers their own IPS equipped panel for less with freebies like a XBOX etc and full warranty too.
There are other entry level makes like Aiwa, also very active on social media, but main stream brands are actually quite competitive in price, and even Samsung has a AU 8000 or AU 7000 VA panel on offer that can match these brands.
My own friend bought a Prism because they were pushing it as being half the price of mainstream brands, but go do some homework before you commit and compare prices... you may be able to get a current year model from the main brands or a higher end older model for the same price or less.
Don't let the social media or the pretty influencers sway you... do your own homework...
hi Peter
can advice which LG 86" is good for below $3K now ?
am looking to get 75" tv but if can get 86" for less than $3K is v tempting
 

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Look at the prices thread bro
In December the price for the Lg up8000 was under 3k plus free PlayStation
 

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Does anyone know how to get Android TV remote apps working? I can pair it with my Q65QE-Pro and it works, then after a while stops detecting the TV until I uninstall the Android TV remote service updates. However, it seems that auto updates is enabled and I have to keep uninstalling the update. Any way to make it work persistently?
 

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Price aside,, the picture quality is good compare to lower brand model.. no review to judge technically.
 

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Recently order PRISM+ Q43-QE TV for my parent and yesterday just finish setup.
The display quality is very terrible and controller isn't friendly user for old person's usage.

Bad point:
The display isn't as clear or sharp compared to Sony.
Controller need to be improve for switching over to local Channel 8,5 and others.
Having a hard time to find an option to rescan local TV channel DVB-T2
Not a friendly user for old folk people compare to Sony Android TV

Good point:
Cheap
Android
 

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Recently order PRISM+ Q43-QE TV for my parent and yesterday just finish setup.
The display quality is very terrible and controller isn't friendly user for old person's usage.

Bad point:
The display isn't as clear or sharp compared to Sony.
Controller need to be improve for switching over to local Channel 8,5 and others.
Having a hard time to find an option to rescan local TV channel DVB-T2
Not a friendly user for old folk people compare to Sony Android TV

Good point:
Cheap
Android
If you have gotten the Q43 for $599, could have gotten the Samsung 43AU7000 instead for the same price. It's a better value buy than the Q43 IMO.
 

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Let your friends outside of this forum and also only using social media to know there are alternatives
Then everyone can make their own decisions
 

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Let your friends outside of this forum and also only using social media to know there are alternatives
Then everyone can make their own decisions
Have been doing so whenever people around me has the thought of buying a Prism+ TV after they are bombarded by Prism+ social media ads. :o

Will recommend them alternative choices for them to consider, but some insist on Prism+ in the context of support local.
 
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