Questions & Answers
- Model:
- OLED55-H1
- |
- SKU:
- 6416810
Highly rated by customers for: Picture Quality, OLED Display, Black Levels
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Q: QuestionWill this be taken down like samsung odyssey g9 49 inch ultrawide?
Asked by moxie89.
- A:Answer It should be taken down, for continuing to sell it by advertising features that do not function adequately for 9+ months.
Answered by Alec
Q: QuestionHas Vizio fixed any of the problems that came with the initial release of the unit and generated all the negative reviews?
Asked by Joe.
- A:Answer YES..This set is so much better after the firmware update.
Answered by gardenguru
Q: QuestionWith is "4K" is the display 3840 x 2160 (UHD format) or 4096 x 2160 (true 4k format). Or is it able to display both depending on the signal sent to the display? I know there are several "4k" TVs on the market that can only display a max 3840 x 2160 res.
Asked by Jouros.
- A:Answer To answer your question, I want to gather a bit more information. When you have a free moment, we are available through text message, chat, or over the phone. Just go to support.VIZIO.com and click on ‘Contact Us’.
Answered by VIZIO

Q: Questionis vizio still having problem turning off?
Asked by dahulk.
- A:Answer Before the latest update I was having issue with turning tv on. Had to unplug and plug it back for it to turn on. My tv doesn't seem to have this issue anymore after the latest update. However, TV still suffers from brightness and dimming issues. It will automatically change brightness settings on its own.
Answered by Eric
Q: QuestionMy Vizio OLED has an issue where the luminance defaults to about 60% every time I turn on the TV. According to several users, this is a software bug that affects all TVs. Will I be able to get my money back if this software is not fixed?
Asked by BobR.
- A:Answer This TV has had major software bugs for 9 months with advertised features still in inadequate states. Vizio has only offered refunds to very few persistent buyers who have swapped out their sets multiple times after lengthy negotiations with support. It may take legal pressure to get anything out of them at this point.
Answered by Alec
Q: QuestionWill this TV support Low Frame rate Compensation (LFC)?
Asked by LFC.
- A:Answer It's hard to say because they only show support for VRR/FreeSync from 48Hz-120Hz. IF I had to guess it's a no.
Answered by SlurmsMacKenzie
Q: QuestionDoes this tv have FreeSync and Gsync?
Asked by LJxx.
- A:Answer Advertised to support both AMD FreeSync and HDMI-VRR (aka Gsync-compatible). Although it hasn't earned official Gsync compatible rating from nVidia yet, it can still be enabled manually.
Answered by JasonBB
Q: QuestionIs this TV have Bluetooth capability
Asked by Teetee.
- A:Answer Yes you can screen mirror your phone.
Answered by Cyle68
Q: QuestionDoes this come with a warranty that covers the screen Burn-In? If so, how long is it?
Asked by Eddie.
- A:Answer Burn in is the permanent retention of an image that has been displayed on the TV with no movement for an extended period of time. It's incredibly rare with normal use. The TV has several features like static screen protection, logo compensation, and pixel shifting that will help prevent burn in. There is also a screen refresher to help resolve image retention which is the temporary remnant of an image on the screen.
Answered by VIZIO

Q: QuestionIs it Bluetooth compatible?
Asked by Ziggy.
- A:Answer Hello Ziggy This model supports Bluetooth LE, which is a low energy form of bluetooth used to assist in pairing the VIZIO SmartCast Mobile application to use devices like smart phones and tablets as a remote for the TV.
Answered by VIZIO

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