I have reached out to them to gain a better understanding what they are capable off. In itself is the Curren 800$ price point quite nice (although shipping to Europe and our taxes will as some to too :-).

Will post the responses when received.

Signed up just to reply to this - did you receive any response from Axiim, Harry? I'm also researching the Axiim Q UHD and have just sent in some of my own questions, too.

On another note - It's well-known that, taking into account conversion rates, things are greatly priced-up $^^^ for the Australian market where I am ("Oh we're going to sell it in Australia? Let's charge double the price!") but regardless the B&O Eclipse is one pricey TV!  I don't blame you for investigating alternatives.

Signed up just to reply to this - did you receive any response from Axiim, Harry? I'm also researching the Axiim Q UHD and have just sent in some of my own questions, too. 

On another note - It's well-known that, taking into account conversion rates, things are greatly priced-up $^^^ for the Australian market where I am ("Oh we're going to sell it in Australia? Let's charge double the price!") but regardless the B&O Eclipse is one pricey TV!  I don't blame you for investigating alternatives.

Hi Monique,

I did receive feedback from Axiim. 

First of all I requested feedback on possible delay's in video or audio as in the end you set a box in between. This was there response:

• The Axiim Q has a couple of different video latency settings that you can use for non UHD content, including a "sync" mode that will perfectly synchronize the audio and video. 
• This results in a slight latency for the video that can make playing video games problematic, which is why we created a Game mode that will render video frames as quickly as possible. Unfortunately this does result in slightly delayed audio. For UHD content, the video is always routed directly to the TV, bypassing any video processing by the Axiim Q, resulting in a great gaming experience. There is a minimal lag for the audio, not noticeable by most people.

Seems to me that this will solve potential issues for normal watching. For gaming however I have the impression that I need to check on it a bit more to validate how that will work out for non UHD content like the Nintendo Switch.

Second question I raised was on the center speaker. Can you use the TV as a center speaker. Response by Axiim:

• Axiim Q UHD will work with any WiSA compliant speakers, including the Bang Olufsen Beolab speakers. You may use any brand TV you would like, however the TV itself cannot be one of the speakers.

So, you need a WISA compliant center speaker. I was thinking to use a BeoLab 7.x speaker and connect it with B&O Beolab Receiver 1, (

Thanks for the update. They are fantastic questions, great to hear their responses - I'm sure this thread will assist a lot of others with the same questions, too.

Axiim never got back to me. I might re-send the questions and try my luck, but for the moment I'm not in a rush, have decided to wait for additional *existing* speaker-specialist manufacturers (in addition to Klipsch & B&O) to adopt the WISA standard and bring quality products to the market and retail Australian-compliant versions at a more reasonable price point within the country.

Keep an eye on the http://www.wisaassociation.org site. They just updated their site to show compatible products and are about to extend that in the course of this year I understood when reaching out to them for products.

Thought I’d add my experience with Axiim which I have used for almost 2 years (recently received the free upgrade to the 4K Q Media Centre) – I’m based in London and got it shipped from the US.

My setup is Sony 4K LCD TV a pair of Beolab 18’s up front, pair of Beolab 17’s for the rears, Beolab 19 sub and an AXIIM centre speaker (B&O doesn’t have a separate WISA centre speaker).

I would love to get the Eclipse but it’s too expensive for me so happy with my Sony LCD and Axiim centre speaker for the time being – second hand Eclipse anyone? Let me know…ha.

There were some small glitches with the original Axiim Q but with the new 4K Q these have been fixed.

I have enjoyed the B&O speakers for both Music and TV and use both the Axiim Q Bluetooth and Apple Airplay (which is attached to the Axiim Q via HDMI) for Music. TV watching is through Sony TV Android with Netflix, Amazon and Plex. Also have cable (Sky) attached to the TV.

So if anyone wanted to know if Axiim works with B&O Speakers then it’s a simple yes – WISA does work and love the less cluttered look.

How is the performance of the system with the axiim qhd ?clarity, separation of channels etc especially with both standard and hdr movies