The White's Prizm V comes in at the top of the line in White's V series. Let's start at the White's product page on the Prizm V where they summarize the detector by saying it's "a light weight, affordable metal detector with a high performance 9.5" search coil, VCO and MultiTone™. They also not the Prizm V comes with an instructional video (free stuff, sweet!), waterproof control box, depth reading, a target ID with eight zone discrimination, and the smart notch technology. There are also some recommended accessories in the right hand margin and a comparison chart for the V series to see how Prizm V ranks next to it's siblings.

Lost Treasure Magazine has a review of the White's Prizm V and sums it up well in their opening paragraph saying the detector is "excellent-performing and easy to operate metal detector with a good 'mix' of features for its reasonable price". They go on to review the Prizm V's touch pad features, display, and audio feedback features. Next they take the Prizm V on a field test and continue with some glowing remarks saying the Prizm V is "very easy and intuitive" and the detector "discriminates very well". They wrap up the Prizm V review by detailing some of their great finds with the detector and giving it a great recommendation.

Back at the White's Site I see a field test on the Prizm V. They begin with a short history of the Prizm Series then begin their field test covering topics such as comfort and feel, vco pin point, the display and touch pads, tips on optimizing the Prizm V's settings, on-the-fly depth reading info, and more. Listed next are some of the great finds made on the Prizm V field test including a gold ring, gold necklace and watch. In conclusion the Prizm V field test at White's says "With the entry of the Prizm V, White's Electronics has raised the bar in terms of Value and Performance. Here is an ultra-quiet Fast Responding Automatic Detector with excellent features previously found on Makes and Models costing hundreds of dollars more." An excellent read if you're interested in the Prizm V metal detector.