A:AnswerI haven't noticed a Bluetooth setting in the menus (though in honesty I haven't fully explored the audio menu) but I do know that the system can interface with Alexa and Alexa controlled/enabled devices. Whether it does this via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi though I am uncertain. If the system has stereo audio outputs (can't recall at this time but they should be visible in the pics of the product on this site) you can purchase a BT transmitter and receiver to give it audio bluetooth capabilities.
A:AnswerCheck rtings.com for detailed reflection info for TV's. They rate this TV as very good against glares. I just bought it a few days ago and can confirm, but really depends on your specific use case.
A:AnswerThe legs are very wide at 42”. I wish I had known this myself, as we had to get a whole new stand to accommodate the new TV. Looks terrific though.
A:AnswerI’m guessing (hoping) you have the tv mode set to vivid and the color temperature set to cool, also the black detail set to high. This tv is is just as bright and clear as all the upper end OLED TVs...
A:AnswerThis has a VA panel. The 65 inch does have more dimming panels, but the 55 inch does a great job with the amount of dimming panels it has. The blacks are extremely black, and I have not personally noticed them dimming while watching TV.
I'm not sure if there are other TVs you have your eye on, but I just wrote a review of a major issue I am having with my Vizio. Research the Vizio freezing/crashing and restarting during input changing while using CEC. If CEC isn't a concern, then ignore that issue.
A:AnswerThe screen and frame total 48.5 inches wide by 28 inches high, based on my tape measure.
The height does not include the included metal stands, which are optional (not used if you are mounting to a wall or bracket), which add another 3" to the height.
