Customer Ratings & Reviews

It takes forever to turn on. Other times won’t. Have to unplug them try again. It will turn off while watching tv. I sit down to watch tv while I eat lunch and my lunch is over before this tv even turns on. Hate hate hate.

This tv is good for 4K movies but does not upscale everything you watch.

Buggy. Never worked consistently w my Bose soundbar. Eventually had to get the board replaced after 2 years. And now retiring the TV because if turns itself on/off every couple hrs.

Out of the box, picture calibration is not good. Picture is not sharp and washed out. And when I change from one station to another, horizontal lines shows about a second before it clears up. Too bad I just missed the 15 days return policy. Otherwise, the black level is good.

Good movie, good songs, great value and good story line.

I had color issues in the first year, then a black gradient appearing every time we watched and then 24 months later we get the black screen of death. This tv was horrible.

At this price point this is easily the best TV available in 2018. It has lots of features and the 4K Picture quality is really good. It has plenty of inputs. I also really like the 1080P up-scaling. Easy to set up and controls are straight forward. I would recommend it for anyone looking in this budget range. HDR and Dolby work well here. Small issues - Make sure you have quality HDMI cords, these inputs can be finicky. I did have some issues getting the onboard Youtube APP working but after a reset of the TV it works fine. I would say the remote is effective but could be better. If you watch a lot of low quality content, 480 it does a mediocre job on the up-scaling but the HD(1080) stuff up scales really well. I will say it was a little buggy at first but it seems fine after a couple of weeks. My use is onboard apps, DTV and bluray and 4k discs. I have not tested a PC or gaming system on this. Also the onborad apps are not all encompassing, hopefully they add more.

I purchased it for $1100 and unfortunately returned it. It has 2 big and 3 small dead pixels. I also had connectivity issues with chromecast and TV many times.

Bought at the outlet store. Returns not available and this model happens to be real glitchy. Turns off every couple of hours. Such a disappointment.

Had this only 2 months when the panel started to go bad. A 1/4 of the screen was lighter than the rest and lines started to appear in the middle. Will never buy a vizio again.

You get what you pay for. My old plasma had a better pic. On all dark scenes i have multiple floating clouds and can barley see the scene. Terrible picture on a dark scenes.

I had to return it. There were several dead pixels on the screen. And also OS is very slow and bad. Bought Samsung NU8000 for the same price 1100 USD and it is way way better..

Bought this tv for a better picture. It def was not. We love to watch sports (football) and the games are completely pixilated. Returning it.

I have already have had it repaired once and now having issues again.

It has been repaired 4 times for the same problem. This tv is junk.

This tv sucks!! The picture is terrible and it glitches constantly. My cheapos are far better.

Got one of the bad ones. HDMi, and Banding problems. Really wanted to like this tv. Had to move on to another brand.

This probably won't be a really long review. Bottom line, this TV offers a pretty good 4K HDR picture for it's price range. Let's talk about setup! Popping the TV out of the box is a 2 person job just because of how large it is. You can probably manage it alone if you're just going to pop the stands on and sit it on an entertainment center but if you want to hang it on the wall, bring a friend as lifting 50+ lbs to hang on a wall mount would not be pleasant alone. That said, there were no surprises here. It was kind of neat that there were 4 screws in the holes for mounting so you don't just have gaping holes in the back of your TV if you don't want to mount it. Plugging in the TV, we begin the actual setup process. A couple of standard (and not so standard, should "store mode" really be part of the consumer facing setup process?) questions and we got to setting up wifi. Entering my rather long WiFi password was tedious. Input on the remote feels delayed and not very smooth when "typing" and the keyboard layout is the ridiculous ABCDE layout instead of QWERTY. Finally getting my password in, the TV checked for updates and applied them. That's where the breezy setup process ended. After updating, it seems like my network was forgotten. Nothing would connect to the internet. I reentered my password. Still nothing. Turned off the TV and turned it back on. Still nothing. It wasn't until I unplugged the TV for a minute and plugged it back in that it actually connected to my network and the built in apps like Netflix started to work. The built in apps are nice to have but I'll be using my AppleTV 4K instead. All of the built in apps just feel sluggish with a lot of loading indicators and slow input from the remote.They're usable but far from a good experience. That said, there are some cool things. The "SmartCast" thing that starts up with a bunch of free streams you can watch is pretty cool. I don't have cable so I'm all for any type of service that helps out cord cutters like myself. I logged in to Netflix and started up an episode of Altered Carbon to check out the Dolby Vision 4K. Using the built in Netflix app seemed to take half a minute or so to finally hit 4K quality but it got there and it looks fantastic! There are 2 picture settings called Calibrated and Calibrated Dark which are pretty much setup for you (the Dark profile for if you're in a darker room). The picture quality on these settings is really good and doesn't require any fiddling at all. I was impressed. Audio quality from the TV is OK. Actually decent for coming from the TV which usually sounds like crap. Volume can be good and the sound filled my room pretty well. Hooked up my AppleTV 4K and had no issues with it just working. It detected the Dolby Vision and adjusted my settings accordingly. Picture quality looks great still. So, bottom line, this TV has a great picture in 4K HDR/Dolby Vision. It sounds pretty decent for a TV (but obviously, get a receiver or sound bar or something). The apps that are included are not very great to use but there are a lot of cool things that are just included so if you don't mind the clunky user experience, they'll probably do you pretty well. I can recommend this TV if it's in your budget and you want a nice picture.

Original TV started having white lines flash across screen. Vizio replaced TV and now the replacement has the same issue along with a dark spot at the top of the TV. I wish I had noticed this issue during my return period. Will not choose a Vizio TV again.

Never buying a vizeo again. We have had nothing but problems with it and now that we are just over our 2 year warranty.... it won’t connect to the internet anymore. While the fire stick works and the other TVs in the house work... this one doesn’t. Never again.