Customer Ratings & Reviews

So far, this tv has been great. Picture quality is top notch, switching between inputs is fast and easy, EArc is a great feature. Only issues I've had is getting used to the TV menu behaving like a separate input. It would be great if you could just seamlessly pull up the tv apps over whatever input you are currently watching. I also have a Yamaha receiver and had some issues with Arc clipping, but a restart mostly resolved that issue, now I just get s clipping sound even changing inputs.

This is an absolute beautiful machine. Literally the only downside is the 60hz refresh. All of the pros include HDR10+, Dolby Vision, VRR, 1m input lag (gaming mode). The apps are almost endless, it’s better than using the Xbox for Netflix or Disney +. The color isn’t the brightest in HDR but I bought it for $360 so I can’t ask for more.

We bought this to replace an older 48" Vimeo whose speakers had started to go. The only difficulties have been that the picture needed a bit of manual calibration right out of the box (but looks good now that we figured it out) and it does not communicate with our Roku the same way as the old TV. The Roku remote only turns the TV off and on, but does not turn the actual Roku unit off and on like it did before (and yes we've tried resyncing, etc). Overall, though, happy with the purchase so far!

First the positives: It's a beautiful TV. The picture and sound are great and setting it up with other devices was simple. I have no complaints about the hardware. This should be a five star review. Here's the problem. The TV comes with Vizio SmartCast software which includes a TON of free content. Hooray! Except a large amount of the content is mature. Graphic violence, sex, language, and nudity is being streamed into my home (it's not just network TV stuff). I've contacted Vizio and they offer no way to block, hide, or delete any of the apps on their SmartCast platform. If you buy a Vizio TV you are buying unfiltered streaming content. They insist that they are not responsible for the content of the apps, but don't take responsibility for putting the apps on the TV. They offered two solutions: 1) Contact all of the streaming apps and ask each of them to put parental controls on each of their apps (many of them do not require you to sign in to access their content). 2) Disconnect the WiFi from the TV and re-input the WiFi password every time I want to stream or cast something to the TV (not really a workable solution).

Wow! Had problems with the TCL 6 series and returned and bought the Vizio M series instead. Very pleased with the Vizio. Rich dark blacks, excellent colors and great detail for a hell of a price. Also pretty well equipped for gaming up to 4K 60fps or lower resolutions at 120 fps. Has Variable refresh rate which is hugely important for gaming as it eliminates screen tearing and makes things look buttery smooth. Amazing value and quality at this price. Default image settings look pretty good in Dark Cinema mode. Required minimal tweaking to adjust it to perfection for me. I’m using it to Play Xbox Series X in the bedroom. HDR performance is pretty good and not eye torch bright which is perfect for our bedroom. I learned years ago that ya have to go easy with peak brightness in bedrooms or dark rooms. My wife has light colored eyes and those bright TVs give eye strain and headaches if not kept in check and toned down. I’m not a fan of the industry pushing TVs farther and farther up in peak brightness of 1000 + nits. It’s all just too much. I’m quite happy with 700 nits of peak brightness max.

This TV has alot of little things that add up to a big difference. 4 HDMI ports, 120 refresh rate, Full array lighting. I didn't realize it had Pluto free live tv until I setup the TV and looked at the remote. For free, it's not that bad. I'll throw it on when I can't find anything else to watch. For far no issues.

Amazing pictures but has some power issues. I had to submit a warranty claim the first week I owned it.

I had bought a TCL TV from best buy and returned it after a week and got this one instead. This one was 5" smaller and costs $50 more but it it well worth it. The only complaints on the picture I have is that there is a slight screen door effect and the sharpness is so low out of the box that it makes text look very blurry. Using it as a PC monitor and it looks great whether I'm browsing the web, playing games, or watching HDR content.

The gaming mode was appealing for sure. I was in need of an upgrade and the price was reasonable. The picture quality is definitely approaching mid-range, but it looks good. The remote is a bit unresponsive at times. It got stuck during an update only once and stuck in standby mode once. Hopefully they can work out some of these bugs through updates.

Massive yet thin and sleek display. Sweet colors. Speakers are not too too banging, but you can always buy a sound bar. Picture is smooth and great for video games and 4K movies/shows. Vizio is miles above the competition for this price. If you’re thinking about it...treat yo self!

Next-generation ready TV for the most part. The only lacking feature is 120fps support, but you have HDR10+, Dolby Vision, and Variable Refresh Rates. The 4K image quality is jaw dropping in my opinion and 720/1080p look perfect. The app support is pretty good and the OS is finally fast on a Vizio. All and all I highly recommend this TV.

This TV has such a beautiful image. Nice blacks with smooth whites. It does require some small picture calibration to get the brightness in check but it's a simple fix and worth it! The TV came sealed and in great condition. No cracks or dead pixels. At a sub $400 price this is totally worth it.

Working good so far like that it has HDR looks very nice and its easy to use.

The image is great, generally works well with the exception of the built in apps fail to stream sometimes, resulting in having to do a whole process of unplugging and replugging the tv. This usually results in breaking the eARC connections, so those need reset too. A touch annoying, but if it is constantly an issue, it won’t be any worse than having to reset my laptop every so often for updates.

I was really hoping for the best, but it's been a little flawed. The remote is a bit sticky on some buttons. (guess that's what happens when you buy open-box.) The picture is great, after really getting into the settings and adjusting. A problem getting labels to stick after setting them. Next time I turn on the tv, it doesn't always stay to what I've set.

Excellent picture quality and features for such a better price than QLED or OLED. I purchased an OLED, but was honestly disappointed with it given the ginormous price of it. Returned it and got this one!

If your looking for a TV with great picture 2.1 hdmi ports For gaming new processor for Image quality this tv is for you it has many features for such a low price Vizio has more to offer than other TVs like Sony and Samsung who are 2 or 3 times more experience

Really nice tv with beautiful clear picture. The speakers suck so I was forced to purchase a sound bar which is irritating. There are a ton of buttons and settings and apps on this so it took me a while to understand and I also had to unplug and reset the tv a couple times as it wouldn’t let me select apps etc but it’s worked fine ever since.

Great picture, sound, sleek slim profile & easy to operate

Only had for less than a week so far but I can say this the gaming engine and HDR works superbly on the xbox one x.... speakers aren't the greatest but that most tvs nowadays even high end other than that I will be updating later on down the road