Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great picture and awesome color! Love the integrated apps as well.

Excellent tv to play videogames and watch movies in high definition. The quality and assembly is notoriously well done. The chrome cast in the tv works perfectly; there is no need of using your cellphone to cast netflix, since the tv has several apps. (The employees advice me that I would need to use my cellphone to cast netflix). After a couple of months with this tv, j am getting Vizio in the next couple of months.

Technically this is a monitor, not a TV as it has no tuner. Picture is outstanding as on my previous Vizio. Streaming choices are limited in set, but with Chromecast can stream most anything. Built in speakers are weak, but slightly better than most modern TV's. I use a receiver anyways. Best part is image. Blacks are black, colors are vivid but natural and good contrast. Hopefully, it will be as reliable as my other Vizio, which is still going strong after 10 years. No problems with this set. Cellphone works fine as remote, but I use my Harmony remote instead. Very happy with this set.

I couldn't be more happy with the Visio tv, I bought this to replace a dead boxy projection tv. The 4k picture is amazing, and it has dolby vision as well. The Bestbuy addociates were more than helpful.

I got this M Series after trying out a LG 55UJ7700 and the Sony XBR43X800E. The LG just had an all around terrible picture, the blacks were blotchy and the had major flash lighting. The Sony had a decent over all picture but the blacks were some of the worse I’ve ever seen, they were basically gray. The Sony also had flashlight in the bottom left corner. After setting up the Vizio, it has a nice clear picture with good colors and the blacks are deep and even. I gave this TV 5 stars based on picture quality combined with the price. I got this unit for 680 which I think is a great deal for the level of picture quality. If this TV was 1000 or more I’d only give it 4 stars but for the value and price combination I believe it deserves 5 stars. I don’t think you can get a tv to out perform this set for under 1000. I’ve heard the TCL P Series is a great tv to at its price point, but my Bestbuy was sold out so I can’t try that model. Happy with this TV for the price point. I left the Sony a 4 star review after only a couple hours, but if I could edit it I would give it 3 stars for its poor blacks.

After moving we wanted to replace our 10 year old, problem free, 32" Vizio for our now much larger living room. Once we set a budget and decided on a size the research began. For our needs, this display fit everything, and did I mention our last Vizio is 10 years old. Picture is gorgeous and settings were easy to customize and set up. Doubt we'll use the built in Chromecast, as we use one directly in our receiver, but it is a nice option. We look forward to seeing what it can do with true 4k content once we upgrade some other components.

Very easy set up, love the built in chromecast, very good picture with HDR and Dolby Vision

This TV is absolutely amazing! If you do your homework and really look into the components of 4k uhd televisions, you will come to the conclusion that the quality for this product is very high! Yes you can spend $5000+ on a TV but really, when it comes to what your eyes can actually pick up.... The differences between those super expensive products compared to one of this quality and price. I imagine no one could even tell a difference!

Awesome image quality for the price. Pros: -Image quality -Price -User interface is simple Cons: -TV is a bit thick compared to samsungs -Legs are ugly (but you'll probably mount to the wall anyways)

This tv was the clearest tv we saw for a 55” and it was also really affordable. I love watching 4K things on it. Super clear with the clear action 360

I looked at a lot of 4K TVs and finally settled on this one with the HDR option. The picture is amazing (just had to adjust the color first), and easy to see detail even when in another room.

I got this display with a PS4 pro and a number of enhanced games to enjoy the full 4k HDR experience. So far it's far exceeded my expectations. The smart TV software has let me stream nearly anything I want to watch on top of the exceptional gaming experience. The speakers are a little lackluster, but even that isn't a downside if you've got a decent sound system. They, however, get the job done otherwise.

This is the best tv we have owned. It is crystal clear, easy to set up and the 4K works great with my 4K Roku.

After a misfortune backpack incident (dropped over the stairs knocking the tv off), I needed a replacement. I did some quick research, felt like Samsung was my front runner and went to Best Buy. The salesperson listened to my needs which were TV watching, Movies, X-box / Switch use with possible computer integration from the laptop from time to time. I ended up with this vizio. PROs: - 4 HDMI outputs. This is important. Between 2 gaming systems, cable provider and a 4th for occasionally connecting the computer, Vizio seems to be the only one that thinks 4 is necessary. - 4k Ultra. I really never had a preference until i plugged the xbox into it. Really looks nice - Built in Chromcast. Talk about nice! A smart tv that is easier to use than any i've attempted before. - Quick buttons on the remote for Netflix, Amazon Prime I Heart Radio (a new favorite use in the morning), and 3 I don't use: VuDu, Orackle, Xumo. - Responsive to input. Nothing worse than waiting after hitting a key and wondering if you need to hit the key again. Picture is great. Sound is reasonable, though for the first time ever I bought a sound bar setup (Polk). Seems silly now that I hadn't done it before. Remote is wonderful quick and easy. Not only would I buy this tv again, but plan to buy a smaller model to wall mount in front of treadmill.

This tv was better than a 55 inch 3D tv I bought almost 6 years ago for over 1500 dollars I paid less than half for this better television

Sony Trinitron CRTs, then Panasonic Plasmas, the latest being a P65VT50. I absolutely loved that plasa, but it was way too big for my present small viewing space - it was in a big space originally. The heat that the plasma would put out was just ridiculous. While I would love an OLED, I think the prices will get better, and the technology needs to mature a bit. This philosophy worked well when CRTs finally bit the dust and I jumped to plasmas. The HDR technology is really intriguing, and this Vizio is just good enough to really show it off. I personally have no issues with not having a TV tuner - I cut the cable a long time ago and really like streaming. Integrating the TV with my Google Home, Google WiFi, Pixel 2xl and Harmony Remote for the pre/pro and BluRay player is really gratifying. I also use a home built htpc for streaming YouTube and surfing the web. Jacking into HDMI port 1 is really, really good for the pc. I have had the TV for a couple of weeks now and will update as I go along.

Awesome TV. Easy set up! great picture quality! Got it hooked up to my roku ultra. Works like a charm

Love the quality and the built in apps. Easy to use with the app and easy setup with other devices.

Dolby Vision, HDR 10, local dimming and now in 2018 it has native plex support. The colors and blacks on this tv are great in 4k and pretty good with 1080 content, this tv is a great solution for cord cutters.

I've had this tv for a little over 2 weeks now and so far so good. I would have never thought of buying a Vizio tv, only Samsung or Sony, but the home theater rep recommended it, since I was looking at lower end Samsung and Sony tv's. This particular Vizio is an M-series, which is right under Vizio's flagship tv, and it's a very nice looking sleek tv. The colors are nice, but I do like the fact that I can tweet the settings. It's a 4k Ulta high definition smart tv, which I've never owned before, so it can connect to the internet so that you can download apps or watch Netflix, Hulu, etc. The only issue I have is that I'm not sure if I'm getting the full 4K experience since my info bar always says that I'm getting "1080p Normal" when I'm on my Xbox. My HDMI cables are 4k AudioQuest cables, so I'm not sure what that particular issue is all about. But I would definitely recommend this to someone who isn't looking to buy or isn't ready to buy a higher end model tv. This does the job better than what most people are going to buy, so I'd definitely keep this tv in mind when making a purchasing decision.