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Name: VIZIO - 50" Class M-Series Quantum Series LED 4K UHD SmartCast TV
Brand: VIZIO
SKU: 6411705
Price: 399.99 USD
Rating: 4.1 (458 reviews)

VIZIO - 50" Class M-Series Quantum Series LED 4K UHD SmartCast TV

Model:: M50Q7-H1; |
SKU:: 6411705

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QuestionDoes this tv have built in wifi?
Asked 5 years ago by Nick.
- Answer Hello Nick, This TV does have a built in Wi'Fi connection to allow it to connect to your home Wi-Fi network. You can also plug in an Ethernet cable directly.
  Answered 5 years ago by VIZIO
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QuestionWhat is the M series - Quantum series? What are dimming zones?
Asked 5 years ago by Carly.
- Answer Hello Carly, The quantum in the name refers to our Quantum Color technology that expands the color gamut, giving true to live, vivid colors. Local Dimming Zones are a technology that gives better black levels and more accurate contrast. This is achieved by adjusting the brightness of the backlight in individually controlled zones, called Local Dimming Zones.
  Answered 5 years ago by VIZIO
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Questionwill the pro gaming engine support VRR on the Xbox series x and other next-gen consoles, not just the Xbox one x.
Asked 5 years ago by Jeffbezos458.
- Answer Hello Jeff, This TV will support VRR and Low Latency mode on all next gen consoles that support it.
  Answered 5 years ago by VIZIO
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QuestionDoes the TV allow all signals to be upscaled to 4K ?
Asked 5 years ago by Mojack.
- Answer The M-Series’ features a new chip called the IQ Active Processor which assures remarkable picture performance with more advanced multi-step HD-to-4K upscaling.
  Answered 5 years ago by VIZIO
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QuestionJust to clarify - how many nits of brightness does this specific TV have? I have seen elsewhere suggested that the 50" model has 400 nits - is that correct?
Asked 5 years ago by stevester.
- Answer Yes. The 50" model has 400 nits. The 55" m7 model has 600 nits. The 55" m8 model (exclusive to Amazon) has 800 nits. They all have different numbers of dimming zones also. If you want a 50" TV you might want to look at the Hisense H8G. It has 700 nits and 90 dimming zones.
  Answered 5 years ago by Seek
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QuestionThe measurements list the stand width at 36 inches, is this a measure from the end of each leg to the other or the space in between them? I’m buying a 42 inch wide stand and need to know if this will fit.
Asked 5 years ago by Dude.
- Answer The actual width from the outer most edges of the stands that makes contact with the surface is 38 inches. The legs angle outwards away from the center.
  Answered 4 years ago by JasonH
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QuestionDoes this tv support 1440p. I just bought it a month ago and I can’t tell but I’d love to know
Asked 5 years ago by Steinyamite.
- Answer It does support most video formats ranging from 480p to 4K
  Answered 5 years ago by VIZIO
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QuestionDoes this tv have 120hz and VRR?
Asked 5 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer Hello, Yes this TV has VRR. The native refresh rate does NOT fully describe the TV’s motion clarity technology. The “open cell” or “native” refresh rate describes only the glass panel’s ability to refresh the image on the screen, without taking into account the benefit of the scanning backlight. The “native” refresh rate for this TV is 60Hz. VIZIO’s TVs have a Dynamic Motion Rate, which better describes the TV’s ability to achieve motion clarity through the use of its glass panel and scanning backlight. The Dynamic Motion Rate for this TV is 120.
  Answered 5 years ago by VIZIO
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QuestionDoes anyone else have issue with the volume on this TV? I feel like I have to turn the volume up to 45+ (sometimes over 60). It sounds slightly muffled too. Is it just me? I just bought the tv 6 days ago.
Asked 5 years ago by SDCH.
- Answer Mine is loud enough when volume is at 20 and the sound is not muffled.
  Answered 5 years ago by PeterD
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QuestionHey idiots at Vizio, in response to your reply to my question, I understand How native refresh rate vs motion interpolation works. However, the description states specifically that the TV is capable of running games @ 4k 120hz BC of its “ProGaming Engine”
Asked 5 years ago by VIZIOisBrainDead.
- Answer You do realize that some of us helping with these questions are just consumers who do not work for Vizio right? Lol.
  Answered 5 years ago by 2Disappointed
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Questionwill it work as montor for computer
Asked 5 years ago by frank.
- Answer Hello Frank, This TV will work great as a monitor for a computer. An HDMI connection will give you the best results.
  Answered 5 years ago by VIZIO
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QuestionWhen using the built-in Apple AirPlay, does the Vizio use bluetooth (peer-to-peer) to connect to the iOS device (iPhone, iPad, macbook) or does it use wi-fi to connect to the iOS device?
Asked 5 years ago by Hansen.
- Answer Hello Hans, The connection is made over Wi-Fi.
  Answered 5 years ago by VIZIO
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Questioncan I get a different remote if I don't like the one it comes with
Asked 5 years ago by madroofer.
- Answer Hello Dylan, You can also use the SmartCast mobile app available on IOS and Android if you would prefer. There are several universal remotes that will work with this TV. Thanks for your question!
  Answered 5 years ago by VIZIO
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QuestionCan pickup local vhf channel but not uhf what's the problem.
Asked 5 years ago by Chuck.
- Answer Hello Chuck, While most OTA TV antennas on the market are designed to capture both frequencies, some antennas – especially certain ‘flat’ indoor antennas – are optimized primarily to capture UHF channels. If you’re having trouble receiving one or two channels even though you’re close to your local broadcast towers, it may be because your antenna is not designed to pick up UHF frequencies
  Answered 5 years ago by VIZIO
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QuestionWhat is the VRR on this TV? 60hz, 120hz?
Asked 5 years ago by Crys.
- Answer Hello Crys, This TV supports VRR and 4k Gaming at up to 60Hz.
  Answered 5 years ago by VIZIO
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QuestionHow do I mute the irritating voice that tells me the TV is on/off/ whether I am in HDMI or TV etc.?
Asked 5 years ago by Jack.
- Answer Hello Jack, This can be toggled in the menu. Navigate to the Accessibility menu and turn off the "talk back" feature.
  Answered 5 years ago by VIZIO
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Questionwill the pro gaming engine support VRR and low latency mode on the Xbox series x and other next-gen consoles, not just the Xbox one x.
Asked 5 years ago by Jeffbezos458.
- Answer Hello Jeff, This TV will support VRR and Low Latency mode on all next gen consoles that support it.
  Answered 5 years ago by VIZIO
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Questionwhat is the distance between the stands?
Asked 5 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer At it's widest, the stand is 36.61" apart, and 10.04" deep.
  Answered 5 years ago by VIZIO
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QuestionDoes it have a headphone jack?
Asked 5 years ago by stwpapa.
- Answer No. But it does have several options for connecting a sound bar or speaker system. We'd love to talk with you about some ways to get your audio working to your liking- just head over to support.VIZIO.com and click on 'Contact us'. We have tech support agents who can give you a solution with a little more information.
  Answered 5 years ago by VIZIO
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QuestionHow wide apart are the feet?
Asked 5 years ago by BigD.
- Answer The furthest distance between the stand legs is 36.61".
  Answered 5 years ago by VIZIO
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VIZIO - 50" Class M-Series Quantum Series LED 4K UHD SmartCast TV

Q: QuestionDoes this tv have built in wifi?

Q: QuestionWhat is the M series - Quantum series? What are dimming zones?

Q: Questionwill the pro gaming engine support VRR on the Xbox series x and other next-gen consoles, not just the Xbox one x.

Q: QuestionDoes the TV allow all signals to be upscaled to 4K ?

Q: QuestionJust to clarify - how many nits of brightness does this specific TV have? I have seen elsewhere suggested that the 50" model has 400 nits - is that correct?

Q: QuestionThe measurements list the stand width at 36 inches, is this a measure from the end of each leg to the other or the space in between them? I’m buying a 42 inch wide stand and need to know if this will fit.

Q: QuestionDoes this tv support 1440p. I just bought it a month ago and I can’t tell but I’d love to know

Q: QuestionDoes this tv have 120hz and VRR?

Q: QuestionDoes anyone else have issue with the volume on this TV? I feel like I have to turn the volume up to 45+ (sometimes over 60). It sounds slightly muffled too. Is it just me? I just bought the tv 6 days ago.

Q: QuestionHey idiots at Vizio, in response to your reply to my question, I understand How native refresh rate vs motion interpolation works. However, the description states specifically that the TV is capable of running games @ 4k 120hz BC of its “ProGaming Engine”

Q: Questionwill it work as montor for computer

Q: QuestionWhen using the built-in Apple AirPlay, does the Vizio use bluetooth (peer-to-peer) to connect to the iOS device (iPhone, iPad, macbook) or does it use wi-fi to connect to the iOS device?

Q: Questioncan I get a different remote if I don't like the one it comes with

Q: QuestionCan pickup local vhf channel but not uhf what's the problem.

Q: QuestionWhat is the VRR on this TV? 60hz, 120hz?

Q: QuestionHow do I mute the irritating voice that tells me the TV is on/off/ whether I am in HDMI or TV etc.?

Q: Questionwill the pro gaming engine support VRR and low latency mode on the Xbox series x and other next-gen consoles, not just the Xbox one x.

Q: Questionwhat is the distance between the stands?

Q: QuestionDoes it have a headphone jack?

Q: QuestionHow wide apart are the feet?

QuestionDoes this tv have built in wifi?

QuestionWhat is the M series - Quantum series? What are dimming zones?

Questionwill the pro gaming engine support VRR on the Xbox series x and other next-gen consoles, not just the Xbox one x.

QuestionDoes the TV allow all signals to be upscaled to 4K ?

QuestionJust to clarify - how many nits of brightness does this specific TV have? I have seen elsewhere suggested that the 50" model has 400 nits - is that correct?

QuestionThe measurements list the stand width at 36 inches, is this a measure from the end of each leg to the other or the space in between them? I’m buying a 42 inch wide stand and need to know if this will fit.

QuestionDoes this tv support 1440p. I just bought it a month ago and I can’t tell but I’d love to know

QuestionDoes this tv have 120hz and VRR?

QuestionDoes anyone else have issue with the volume on this TV? I feel like I have to turn the volume up to 45+ (sometimes over 60). It sounds slightly muffled too. Is it just me? I just bought the tv 6 days ago.

QuestionHey idiots at Vizio, in response to your reply to my question, I understand How native refresh rate vs motion interpolation works. However, the description states specifically that the TV is capable of running games @ 4k 120hz BC of its “ProGaming Engine”

Questionwill it work as montor for computer

QuestionWhen using the built-in Apple AirPlay, does the Vizio use bluetooth (peer-to-peer) to connect to the iOS device (iPhone, iPad, macbook) or does it use wi-fi to connect to the iOS device?

Questioncan I get a different remote if I don't like the one it comes with

QuestionCan pickup local vhf channel but not uhf what's the problem.

QuestionWhat is the VRR on this TV? 60hz, 120hz?

QuestionHow do I mute the irritating voice that tells me the TV is on/off/ whether I am in HDMI or TV etc.?

Questionwill the pro gaming engine support VRR and low latency mode on the Xbox series x and other next-gen consoles, not just the Xbox one x.

Questionwhat is the distance between the stands?

QuestionDoes it have a headphone jack?

QuestionHow wide apart are the feet?