I was having difficulty finding a TV that "checked all the boxes" for me. A week before this TV was re-added to the Best Buy website, I settled for the LG NanoCell 90 Series and was unhappy with the full array local dimming and HDR performance. Finding this Vizio re-listed I quickly ordered for replacement of the LG. This Vizio offers more of features I am looking for that the LG, Samsung, or Sony models didn't offer. This model offers native 120 Hz, HDR10, HDR10+ (which the LG doesn't support at time of review), and Dolby Vision HDR. Includes support for VRR and can confirm support for 4K 120 w/ HDR on PS5 (which the outdated rtings review was unable to access on older firmware). The UI is not cluttered with ads seen on other TV OS's. The sheer brightness of this TV far outshines that of the LG. Another more thought out feature on this Vizio is support for eARC (and by extension, ARC) on an HDMI port other than one of the 2 that support 4K 120 Hz. This allows the user to take advantage of eARC/ARC while still maintaining use of the 2 120 Hz ports - something I can't say for the other major brands. Having never purchased a Vizio, and a bit weary of the quality of the unit, I can honestly recommend this to anyone in search of a high end 4K TV.

It's nearly perfect. Color calibration was good out of the box. I adjusted a few picture settings, but "calibrated" and "calibrated dark" are good starting points. It supports chroma 4:4:4 from my Apple TV 4K, so the picture from the streaming box is excellent. However, that leads to my only criticism of the device: SmartCast is terrible, The user interface is clunky and you are limited to the preinstalled apps (no App Store). I knew this going in, and planned on using a streaming box with it, but I have to deduct a star due to the built in smart TV software limitations.

The picture is bright and clear, but playing movies off of usb results in a squished, unwatchable (and unchangeable) format. Can't fast forward or rewind quickly. Have to constantly tap foward or back on the remote, which only skips a few seconds. Roku TVs work flawlessly for this, so why can't Vizio with this expensive model? If you're good with computers you can stream to the TV with the preinstalled Plex app and the app on your computer. Also, there's no app store, so you're stuck with the useless junk apps.

You cannot beat a vizio for the price and features..... this tv has an amazing picture in 4k and 1080p... it also has 4k 120hz for the new Xbox series x and ps5... and they look awesome on this television.. I paired it with the vizio 5.1.2 sound bar setup.. and it is the perfect gaming combo!!! This tv is perfect!

Refresh rate looks great along with the bright colors and still looks great in dark scenes with low lighting