Customer Ratings & Reviews

Only been a week, but it seems good so far. .......

You won't find a better TV at this price point 4K!

Seems like a great TV. Only had for a couple days but has worked out great.

This tv has some great graphics. And with the PS4 pro it’s tough to beat

Still in the box, unopened. I will have to get back to you when I open it.

Plenty of storage to last me a long time without an external drive.

It’s perfect for my bedroom, live up to it’s expectations!

Very happy with my Vizio TV, it’s the only brand I will by

Great tv just keeps signing out of the WiFi connection

Great television ,but the service wasn’t that great!!!

So far so good---love the size & detail of the Vizio.

We are so happy. Easy to set up and very user friendly!

after extensive research, I have found two things: first, EVERY manufacturer lies about their specs, at some point and one way or another. Second, very few staff are on the same page about the features/specs of the TVs available on the sales floor

Started off good but sound was kinda quiet. picture isnt too bad but for the price it was right. fast forward two years. the sound is going out. when people talk you have to turn it up to 50 to kinda make out what they say, then a car will crash and blow your ears out. bought a soundbar to get around it and it has the exact same problem. tv was fun while it lasted but ive had cheaper tvs last twice as long. getting this one replaced

My friend and I bought one each at the same time. Amazing picture quality but mine had a rebooting issue that made it unwatchable and had to be returned. Really disappointing to lose such a bargain but I thought open box products were tested for quality yet nobody managed to pick this issue up.

i have to return this item because it shows a lot of features but in the end the picture quality is not as good as an LG or Samsung to be exact.

This TV has an amazing picture, the colors are amazing, the black levels are amazing, the quality of this TV is really good. There was some real thought put into the design and functions of the TV. I have been a long time LG fan, but the latest edge lit TV from LG are not good at all. For the price of this TV the quality and picture just can't be beat. It can even keep up with TV's that are in the higher price ranges. I would definitely recommend to anyone looking for 4k and true HDR, with brilliant colors.

Is a good tv for the price but, would recommend just saving up for a higher end tv. Much more worth the cost.

If you buy a 4k uhd HDR tv you won't get all the effect if you don't enable the settings on the TV. And the following will help you do so. Almost brought my tv back then I found this: ORDER XBOX ONE X | SAMSUNG ODYSSEY | PRE-ORDER: SURFACE BOOK 2 SHOP: BLACK FRIDAY 2017 LOOK AT THE COLORS! How to enable HDR for Xbox One X on popular 4K TVs BY MATT BROWN Tuesday, Nov 7, 2017 at 3:00 pm EST 4K resolution and High Dynamic Range (HDR) don't always work out of the box. Here's how to use the tech on popular 4K HDR TVs. With the most recent revision of Microsoft's flagship home console, the Xbox One X, 4K resolution and HDR are now offered across supported games and video playback. Using this technique, images are clearer than ever, with a higher contrast ratio and a wider gamut of colors. The benefits are limited to a select range of HDR content but when enabled, it makes for a richer viewing experience. However, when using a 4K HDR display, the features aren't always enabled out of the box. Many Xbox One X owners are greeted with an unwelcome error message, stating that 4K 10-bit and HDR aren't supported by your display. With most major manufacturers leaving these settings to be manually enabled, there are a few small steps to take to get these features working. Configuring your Xbox One X for 4K HDR In order to take advantage of the feature, you'll need to own both an Xbox One X and a 4K HDR-compatible display that's compliant with the HDR10 standard. While these are becoming more accessible with time, only select TVs support the feature. If you're yet to pick up a 4K HDR display, we previously rounded up our favorite 4K displays compatible with the Xbox One X. Before tweaking any TV settings, check that your Xbox One X is configured to output 4K HDR content. Enabled via the system's settings, this will ensure your console is attempting to output an HDR image to your display. Press the Xbox button to open the Xbox guide. Scroll down to the Settings tab. Select All Settings. Select Display & sound and then Video output. Choose Advanced video settings. To enable HDR, ensure both the Allow 4K and Allow HDR checkboxes are filled. If 4K 10-bit at 60 Hz and HDR are listed as unsupported by the Xbox One X, despite your TV meeting the standards, you may need to enable the features by following the steps below. Configuring your TV to output 4K HDR Once you've got your hands on a compatible TV, it's more than likely that HDR isn't actually enabled out of the box. Although all that's needed is a quick settings check, variations in TV software can sometimes make that a tricky process. We've rounded up what features to look on displays from major brands, and where you might find them. Vizio 4K TVs 2016/2017 Vizio's high-end displays also come with HDR functionality across the P-series and M-series. However, HDR10 support was added in an update for some earlier models, so ensure your TV is running the latest firmware version. It should also be noted that while HDMI ports one through four all allow for 4K HDR, port five's HDMI 1.4 technology doesn't support this content. To use HDR on your display, you'll need to turn on "HDMI Color Subsampling" within the Vizio SmartCast app. Open your SmartCast app. Select Settings. Next, choose Inputs. Select HDMI Color Subsampling. Each of the available HDMI ports should now be listed on-screen. Enable HDR on the ports of your choosing.

Quality is OK you basically get what you paid for ............