A:AnswerSave money and buy a good TV, not a Vizio. Vizio is great until they break. My sister got 4 years of life before needing to replace their 55", 1080. My Vizio 60", 4k TV lasted 2.75 years. Conclusion: spend a few dollars more on a different TV, unless you want to buy a new TV every 2.75-4 years.
A:AnswerThe Vizio (60" 4K) I owe looks great, excellent picture and broke after 2.75 years. Vizio customer service told me that a part is broken and it would be wiser to buy another than to get it fixed. They did tell me that they could get me a good deal. You would be crazy to buy a Vizio.
A:AnswerThis display does not have built in applications, instead you open the app on your mobile device and "cast" or "fling" it to the display. For this type of streaming the app acts as a remote.
A:AnswerThis Display does have bluetooth but it is Bluetooth LE designed to connect mobile devices to access the display menu. You would not be able to bluetooth connect a speaker or headphones.
A:AnswerYES and No. Originally these did not have HDR. It was enabled after introduction through a firmware update. So as packaged it may not support HDR, but the firmware updates will enable the functionality.