Customer Ratings & Reviews

To date I have not had any issues with the Vizio televisions that I have purchased. This product is stellar! The only concern that I could possibly have is that this television did not come with a wall strap to keep it from tipping over.

I purchased this tv when I originally went to buy one for cheaper. The employee told me of it’s capabilities and upon further review, I found this to be a better deal. I love being able to cast stuff from my phone straight to the tv.

I originally bought a Visio M series thinking it would be as good, but when I took it home, was not as brilliant as the p series. The p series is awesome for my wife and we an tell the difference in screen quality. When the price goes down on the quantum x then I will be upgrading again

This rev was much easier to set up than we expected based on other reviews. It seems very fragile which is our only concern. Stood up to being put toghether and tethered. It’s not as big as I feared it would be, or doesn’t seem so. It fits our slightly smaller than average living room well.

The picture is great and the TV itself is great - when it works. I have consistent issues switching between inputs and losing picture/having it not show up. Then only the sound will play without picture, etc. This isn't related to the connections because they've been all changed/rotated and work with other devices.

Decent TV. The Full Array broke on my TV so that's a huge bummer. But other than that this is good quality.

This TV was displayed mounted on the wall. Bought a couple of them; set them up at my house and realized they have a really ugly base.

I bought this TV as a gaming TV. Researched and found that this tv was on par with higher costing this in relation to input lag, color options, and visual options. I use the Vizio brand often and this one is definitely superior to the other models.

Good color representation. Many inputs. Set up was easy to complete. Store delivered and took away old vacuum set. Fidelity great.

This TV was suggested to me by a Best Buy employee... Hands down was the best gaming TV I've ever bought

Prior to purchase I looked at best TVs and this is one that topped the list. I grabbed one when they went on sale for black Friday. I read reviews from users also. So far I love it and have had no issues. I definitely enjoy only having one remote for TV and streaming services.

This is a great "budget" TV. Upscaling of content which isn't 4K could be better, but other than that there are no complaints.

Actually same size TV but the picture quality does not compare to my previous TV. I really enjoy using the SMARTCAST as well!

Seems to flicker now where there is brightness change in portions of image in Calibrated Dark Mode.

I'm pretty satisfied with this purchase. The only issue would be the cumbersome menus. Otherwise it's a great TV.

Amazing screen. Lots of adjustments (I followed rtings.com). No headphone jack but got a RCA to 3.5 cable for a couple of bucks and that allows me to plug in headphones and control volume w/ remote. Had to upgrade Netflix subscription to see 4K content: worth it.

Don't know why you would pay a lot for a tv nodays. Sure this one isn't perfect but for the price it is great.

The Vizio P55-F1 matches a great display with poor user-facing software. __[ Display / Hardware ]__ As someone that tends to lean heavily towards a popular competitor known for their display quality, I was surprised by the quality of the display in this TV. While the settings of the default picture modes seemed rather lackluster, manual calibration using the wide array of available picture adjustment settings met with great results. The display provides great contrast, brightness, surprisingly dark black levels (aided by the full array local dimming zones), clarity, fast update frequency that allows smooth motion, wide viewing angle, and important inclusion of a low-latency gaming mode, which all combine into a first-rate visual experience among current generation LCD displays. Backed by a wide array of new video and display technologies, this unit represents a significant jump from older generation LCD displays. The complement of physical connection options is extensive, though I found the placement and orientation of the coaxial cable port to be somewhat problematic. It is important to be aware that like many mid-to-large size TVs, this unit is supported by legs that are located near the side edges (as opposed to a central pillar), and thus smaller TV stands and similar furniture may be unable to accommodate this TV. About 50” width would be the bare minimum to support the legs, which gives about 1” margin on both sides. __[ UI / UX / Software Design ]__ I found the user interface and general software design to be quite disappointing. The responsiveness to remote control input and UI updates in general feels sluggish. The vast majority of the space of the home screen is taken up by the marquee content carousel and content discovery panes which advertise both free and premium content available across the various streaming service apps (whether you use them or not). These seem designed purely for monetary kickbacks to Vizio, with no apparent means for customization or use-based personalization. Tucked away on a single row at the bottom are the available apps. It takes 19 directional movement clicks of the remote to arrive at an app I use frequently: Plex. While the remote control has six quick launch buttons for apps (which also happen to be the first six apps listed on the home screen), there seems to be no way to re-designate these buttons. Vizio had the opportunity to help alleviate navigational issues with their remote control mobile app, but instead of taking advantage of increased flexibility afforded by touch screen input powered by a highly programmable device, they opted to make the app merely mirror the functionality of the physical remote control--a major disappointment. On the subject of the remote, not only does it feel cheaply made, but the buttons have the same color as the rest of the remote, are labeled using a font that is thin and hard to see, and have no back-lighting option. The Alexa/Google Home integration may seem like a nifty addition, but seems almost completely useless (though I only tested the Google Home integration). I wasn’t able to launch most apps (only an extremely small subset of available apps are supported), switch inputs, or change over-the-air (OTA) channels using voice input commands. Instead, most voice commands I tried were interpreted as YouTube searches. While inclusion of an OTA tuner is an improvement over other modern Vizio models, this seems to have been hastily tacked on as an afterthought, with absolutely minimal effort dispensed in its implementation. This TV doesn’t even appear to have a visible channel list that can be navigated through. OTA broadcasts include programming guide (EPG) data (which doesn’t require an Internet connection to receive) which includes information such as program/episode descriptions, program line-up and time-slot scheduling. While many TVs are able to display this extensive data, the only EPG data this TV seems to display is the description of the current program/episode of the currently tuned channel, when you press the ‘info’ button twice. __[ Conclusion ]__ This TV is a prime example of why you should be skeptical of smart TVs. You are paying a premium for inclusion of features available in external media streaming units and tuners, but are rolling the dice on feature implementation and software quality which are permanently married to the display hardware. Most casual users will likely find most of the smart TV features of this unit adequate, if a bit clunky. Power users might instead consider going with a ‘dumb’ display paired with their media streaming device(s) of choice. ‘Smart’ features aside, this TV boasts great display hardware that provides a top-tier visual experience that any viewer can appreciate and enjoy.

I honestly love this tv. For the price, it is perfect! It has deep blacks, excellent build quality, and a premium feel. The motion on it is very good and much better than the TCL that I owned previously. Below $1000, I would def recommend this tv over any other.

I purchased two of these televisions for my new house and they are great. I don't have cable, so I use the 'smart' function to stream Youtube videos off my phone and onto the TV. It works easy and fast.