Head to the PRISM+ Warranty Registration page (or the specific site for your region, like Australia or Malaysia).

Once submitted, you’ll receive an email confirmation. Keep this in a "Tech" folder in your inbox. Troubleshooting Common Issues

You don’t need to dig through digital emails to find this—it’s physically attached to your gear. Look in these :

On monitors and TVs, there is almost always a silver or white sticker near the ports (HDMI/DisplayPort) or the power input. It will be labeled "S/N" followed by a string of letters and numbers.

In most cases, the "registration code" refers to your . This unique identifier is the "ID card" for your specific device. PRISM+ uses this to track your warranty period, provide technical support, and occasionally offer exclusive firmware updates or promotional "top-up" rewards for members. Where to Find Your Serial Number (The Code)

You might be tempted to just start gaming and forget the paperwork, but registering your code is the only way to guarantee a smooth experience if things go wrong.

You’ll need to provide your name, email, and the Serial Number you located earlier.

If you haven’t thrown the packaging away yet, check the side of the box. There’s usually a barcode sticker that lists the serial number.

If you decide to upgrade to a 4K OLED model in a year, having a registered, transferable warranty makes your used gear much more attractive to buyers. Step-by-Step: How to Register

So, you’ve just unboxed a brand-new monitor or TV. The screen looks incredible, the bezels are thin, and you're ready to dive into some high-refresh-rate gaming or a cinematic binge session. But before you get too comfortable, there’s one small but crucial step you shouldn't skip: registering your product.