Saw this thread and had to jump in as a tech geek...My advise....Don't buy a PRISM TV...PERIOD. Why?
1. All PRISM TV's sold still use ARC connection in 2023...IYKYK. It's a damn OLD, very finnicky standard with risks for bad HDMI handshakes. And that causes problems like soundbars not receiving sound from the TV, or worse, loud static pop noises if the handshake goes really cray. I know a few that couldn't connect their Bose 900 to the prism TV.
When buying a new TV in this day and age...eARC is a must. Newer, more robust, and more importantly, eARC allows for LOSSLESS connection. Connect your XBOX X/PS5 and enjoy shiok full quality sound...not some compressed crap because your sound passthrough from TV to soundbar is limited to ARC (from the PRISM TV).
Just because a TV can play Dolby Atmos doesn't mean it outputs best quality sound...you want maximum quality, eARC connection is the only way to go. Don't be fooled! Most notably, LPCM (from the PS5) also needs eARC to passthrough from TV to soundbar....Important because not all flagship soundbars have HDMI connections for devices to connect directly to them (Sonos ARC/Beam also don't have such ports).
2. Slow built in TV apps/functions...because they cut cost on the APU to meet cheap price target. Saw my friend with a 65+ or bigger mid-high tier PRISM tv bought this year or last year...We were trying to do screen mirroring. The TV load speed was so slow, I immediately commented about it. They said it was slow enough to be frustrating to use. I would agree. Yet its hard to get rid of a TV if you just bought it because even if you could sell it, you got to figure out how to ship it safely...
Unfortunately, you really always get what you pay for...Happy LG B2 user here but if I needed to find a cheaper TV, my advise would be to go for a LG QNED or something. Or Samsung, or Sony. Stick with the big 3 and you never will look back....
Every time I see a PRISM TV ad with some influencer models come up...I shake my head because I know some non-tech person is going to plonk money into what I think is a bad TV/soundbar/aircon brand that shouldn't be dabbling into so many fields so quickly. Smells like 90+% OEM rebadge/customized products....