
Enjoy the ultimate viewing experience with this 65-inch VIZIO P-Series 4K smart TV. The 4K Ultra HD resolution produces lifelike images, and the Ultra Color Spectrum technology adds rich, vibrant colors. Google Chromecast expands viewing options, while the SmartCast OS provides a smooth, reliable viewing experience. This 65-inch VIZIO smart TV is voice enabled for ease of use.

Q: i know there is 5 HDMI ports on this model are they 2.0,2.0a ,2.2,1.4 ??????
A: Officially, all ports are HDMI 2.0. Important things to know is HDMI 2.0a added HDR playback, specifically HDR10 and HDMI 2.0b added HLG which is an HDR format you see with YouTube. The P65-F1 would support all these HDR formats. So it would unofficially be up to HDMI 2.0b but specs will show HDMI 2.0. HDCP is another important factor and would be HDCP 2.2 on all HDMI ports. There are no HDMI 1.4 ports on this but you can easily connect a normal Blu-Ray that was designed to work with HDMI 1.4. Further, some 4K HDR devices will allow you adjust chroma. Here are the official HDMI specs for the P65-F1. HCDP 2.2, HDMI v2.0 600MHz pixel clock rate: 2160p@60fps, 4:4:4, 8-bit 2160p@60fps, 4:2:2, 12-bit 2160p@60fps, 4:2:0, 12-bit
A: Vivid is the WORST possible picture mode for your tv, in fact it only exist to sell the tv by competing with the lights on the showroom floor, by maxing out most of the color, brightness and contrast settings to ridiculous extremes. Whites are not supposed to be bluish and the reason your blacks are too black, is because the Vivid mode is crushing them and destroying detail in the pic along the way. The best pic modes for this tv or any for that matter are calibrated and calibrated dark, with on this tv, the "normal" color temp (which is the closest to 6500k color temp, which most movies and tv shows are produced at), and which out of the box are pretty accurate. If your worried about video games, use the tv's "Game" picture setting with "normal" color temp and adjust to your liking from there. That being said, even though I'm a certified display calibrator for at least 10 years and have calibrated hundreds if not thousands of consumer and professional displays, don't take it from me, do your research on proper tv calibration.
A: Hello Stans, the distance between the outer sides of the stand legs is 50.87" and the leg depth is 11.81".
A: HDMI 1 through 4 are 4K HDR capable ports. HDMI 5 is a low latency port designed for gaming that is capable of 1080p@120 Hz, this port however does not support HDR.
Q: Has anyone tried gaming on this system, particularly with a PS4 Pro? If so, what were the results?
A: My guy, gaming with this TV has been a real treat for me. God of War is out of this world. It really does shine with the HDR enabled. I haven't noticed any lag or flickering. So it's safe to say gaming on this is worth the upgrade if you're looking into that. I have the PS4 Pro, Xbox One S and an Alienware Alpha connected to it. Thanks.
A: The 100 zones works great, this tv is better than the tcl 6 series. P has 10 bit panel, wide color gamet 1000 nits of brightness and a 120hz native panel that beind said it also cost more than the 6 series. If any of those things matter to you spend the extra cash on the Vizio.
Q: meaning, is it a fixed width or are there slots to bring in slightly?
A: The TV's legs are keyed left and right so they fit into the bottom of the TV in only one spot and in only one direction (facing outwards). The tips of the feet on the 65" Vizio P are 50" apart and they stick out 5" front and back.
Q: How far apart are the legs on the stand?
A: For the Vizio P65-F1, the legs are 50 3/4" apart from the outside of one leg to the outside of the other.