Customer Ratings & Reviews

Simple answer is within this price range (up to $800) you probably can't do better. There are many TVs that are better than this, but not at the price. Pay more and get better scanning (Sony) or pay more and get better picture or features (Samsung), but the key there is PAY MORE. What you want to know is that every TV is a compromise of features, quality and cost. Only by spending a fortune on a reference TV will you get everything. But with that said, you don't really need everything, and what Vizio does right is give you all the essentials without costing as much as the other brands. The picture quality is excellent, can be improved even more with a Blu-Ray DVD calibration disc (not included but I recommend). With or without the calibration, the picture looks great and upscales from 720 or 1080 very well (counter to what I read in a few professional reviews). 5 HDMI inputs are nice, and plenty especially if you route your devices through a receiver. Which would be my next point and recommendation. If you buy this you'll have a beautiful TV. But like with any other TV, the sound won't be beautiful. If you hook it up to a receiver (or soundbar) it will be much higher quality sound. Setting up the TV takes 10 minutes and couldn't be easier. An obvious and clear drawback is that it does NOT have an internet browser capability. It IS wireless and connected to the internet for apps, but not for browsing. Also, the apps are preloaded and currently offer no way to add new ones. That would be a drawback for some, and a reason to consider another brand...but since so many other devices can connect to the web such as a blu-ray player or xbox or playstation, I find it a feature with little importance.

TV works great, nice picture quality. Don't know about the sound (I use a separate sound system). Only issue I have is sync between picture and sound. There are not a lot of options to correct this. It is also not possible to go online, you can only use pre-installed apps (Netflix, Amazon, etc)

The TV itself is good. Sturdy, clear picture, and effective. My only gripe with this tv is the Smart aspect. The Menu is Slow and clunky, and the apps made for the tv itself could use some work as well. But hey, you get what you pay for.

Only downside seems to be the limited apps. No HBO or mgo app avaliable but maybe that will change with updates.

This TV has great picture resolution on high definition channels. I especially enjoy watching sporting event. TV is not compatible with screen mirroring devices though and does not come with a universal remote. I would also like to see more available apps.

Instantly started displaying problems. Hulu crashes multiple times a day. Youtube crashes multiple times an hour. All the apps crash. Piece of Junk if it cant perform smart functions.