Customer Ratings & Reviews

Outstanding color. Went through the calibration that the Xbox One X provides in its settings and this thing is literally a game changer. Playing MW I almost feel I have night vision as all the subtle shadows and shades of grey I never knew were missing suddenly came popping out. The ultimate test was watching the GOT episode "The Long Night" which is infamous for being almost unwatchable in places as it was so dark. I was actually able to see what was happening in every scene and appreciate what they were trying to do. The fact this tv has hdmi 2.1 and the 120hz refresh rate is just gravy, I can't wait to get my series X and see what this thing is truly capable of!! Only two minor cons: 1.)Speakers are weak. Get a soundbar or use headphones. 2.)Vizio software is just clunky compared to others, especially Samsungs great experience on their tv's. It's useable, a lot of the things I took for granted on my Samsung are either not there or hard to find/implement.

Picture quality is phenomenal, as would be expected of an OLED. That said, its software can be a bit glitchy and it will randomly turn itself on while in standby. It also will sometimes not show up as being available for chromecast, which is something I have not experienced with my much more affordable Vizio M-series QLED TV.

The picture quality of this TV is amazing. Hands down. Incredibly sharp, so bright, even my wife was like “ok, I get it now” about my OLED obsession. I have been buying Samsung TVs for the last 15 years but have been dying to get an OLED picture and couldn’t justify spending Korean Brand CX or GX money on a 65” screen. I have been thrilled with the quality and features of this TV. Yes, it is quirky, but it seems to have gotten better over the last couple weeks. I had to unplug or reboot a few times when the screen went black, but I’ll take these trade offs to save a thousand bucks. I bought an open box item in store and MAKE SURE TO ASK AND SEE WHATS IN THE BOX. Mine wouldn’t have had a remote even though “all essential items are included.” That and the high schoolers working there almost wouldn’t let me take the TV home because they swore if I put the box on it’s side in my 4Runner, the OLED screen would crack. Guess what boys?! It made it home safely in the OEM packaging… can you believe it?! So YES, you can transport an OLED on its side if all the packaging and foam is in place.

Has the same panel as the LG CX OLED. Amazing picture, dark blacks. 4 HDMI 2.1 ports only 2 supporting 48 GBPS. Perfect pair for the Xbox one series X. Only reason I didn’t put 5 stars is because the software is quirky and glitchy at times. Would I buy again? Yes.

Amazing TV! Picture quality on par with LG CX for less money. 4 HDMI 2.1 ports and 2@ 48gbps. Lots of picture presets and allows multiple custom savable presets so I can optimize my settings for my xbox and for 4k blu ray. Also I connected my Onkyo RZ830 reciever via eARC and I get Dolby Atmos from my Xbox as well as from the Preloaded Apps. It has had some bugs that have been mostly fixed through firmware updates. For me the cheaper cost has offset any of the growing pains. Plus I can get 10 bit color with 4:4:4 chroma, 4k 120hz and Dolby Atmos with VRR and Allm. I know you can get all these without the full 48gbps that HDMI 2.1 is capable of, but i can get all of these simultaneously with this tv. I am super happy with my purchase

I've owned the TV for 2 weeks now. I was in the store to purchase the 55" but bought the 65" because they were out of stock and the 65" was on sale. First thing first, I read ALL the reviews, here and elsewhere, and was cautious at first based on the early reviews. Later reviews talked about updates that Vizio pushed that cleared up issues and that eased my mind. First up are the pros: Compared side by side to any LG or Sony OLED TV, the picture is just as good. No reason to go into the reasons for that, you've probably done the research. Color, clarity, motion, all of it, incredible. When people walk into the room, the first reaction is "that must have cost you a fortune". The Vizio SmartCast system is, in my opinion, the best web operating system in any television. Easy to navigate, packed with a ton of apps that you will actually use, and casting for any other app that you might want to use that isn't pre-installed. They also have their own app consisting of popular free TV and movie sources that is equal or better than paid cable services. You probably can not get your local news on it, but it's still great for cord cutting and dollar saving. The menus and system settings are easy to navigate. Setup was a guided wizard-like interface and the probably took all of 15 minutes (with updates).If you've had any Vizio set in the last 7 years, you already know it. Size/weight concerns: Don't be. The TV instructions are implicit on how to handle/move, follow them to the T. The base is incredibly heavy and super stable once mounted. My 100+ pound dogs have bumped the tv stand and barely any motion out of the tv at all. 2 MAN LIFT - any attempt at doing this yourself could easily break the screen. The thin profile is the attractiveness of it, but there's a danger that comes with it. Listen to the manufacturer. Cons: HDMI handshake issues are real and apparent. This is especially true if you leave an Xbox One X in always on mode and the tv set to that HDMI input. When you go back to the game already on that input in the TV, the sound goes away. The quick fix is to just switch between inputs and voila! Sound is back again. I, personally, have an issue with eARC and my soundbar with Dolby ATMOS but I can't say for sure it is the TV passthru, the Xbox, or the Soundbar. That aside, I have a technical glitch in Advanced Color Calibration settings. When adjusting colors and attempting to use the ramp or flat tests, the screen turns all green flickers aggressively and is utterly useless. Once, before an update, the TV actually rebooted and reset, but that may have been fixed in the update since it's not happened since. All in all it is a great TV, I'm glad I purchased it. The few glitches can be cleared up with updates to the software. If you want a great OLED TV at a great price, this is the one, hands down.

A year ago I purchased my first Vizio OLED (H1) and right out the box it was a work in progress... System was glitching, it didn't had HBO Max (which I use on a daily basis), the motion processing was a hit and miss, but the colors and the contrast and the overall picture quality was great. Now a year later, Vizio has been diligent about upgrading their system and the overall experience of it. It runs more stable, motion processing can still get a few more upgrades. But it has come a long way. I don't really know why this TV isn't getting the attention that it deserves. The TV looks amazing with a few adjustments and I love the fact that you can save your personalized picture profile. Plus now it has HBO Max. Dolby Vision, HDR10 and 10+, Dolby Atmos, VRR, 120hz. In a Oled Panel.

Pros - This TV looks amazing with its infinite contrast and deep colors. Cons - There were a few issues when it comes to my Xbox Series X. I can’t have VRR and 4K 120 on at the same time even after the update. At times when I turn the TV on with the Xbox I don’t get a picture. For gamers I give the TV 3 Stars.

3.5 but I rounded down instead of up. I have a 2018 vizio P series that looked amazing but had problems with power and the fully array. Best buy service came out and told me to pick out a new one. Wanted an OLED so we went with this. Again, the picture is amazing. I want to stress that point, but everything else is garbage. VRR does not work, TV wouldn't power on after being off for a while unless you unplugged it and plugged it back in. Streaming has an issue with skipping. All these things are supposedly being fixed via firmware whenever that may be, but for the pride I didn't want to wait it out and see. We returned it and picked up an LG CX OLED instead because the price on them dropped significantly enough to sell it to my wife. That is the TV you should go with

For it to be the first OLED by Vizio it is a pretty good tv. The picture quality is really good. Colors and black scenes look great. I love that all the apps are built onto the tv and we no longer need to use our Apple TV to stream our apps. The only downside is it does have some bugs that need to be worked out. For example, it freezes and you have to reboot the tv periodically. Some times the smart cast doesn’t work until you reboot the tv. Vizio has pushed out 2 firmware updates since we purchased and I expect that they will continue to fix the bugs. Other than that we are satisfied with the tv especially for the price.

This is my 3rd generation of Vizio TV's. I chose this one because of it's larger screen and being OLED. Between the sale price and my birthday discount made this a pretty descent buy for a OLED TV. Picture quality is awesome, the colors pop against the perfectly black backgrounds. The built in speakers are an improvement over previous Vizio's. I run everything through an Onkyo Receiver and Klipsch speakers so I don't use the built ins. Speaking of Onkyo, Prior to this, I couldn't get a picture through the HDMI cable to the TV no matter what I did. After a couple of hours of frustration and getting ready to take back the TV I decided to see if there was an firmware update for the Onkyo, no kidding, that was the problem. The funny thing is that it worked with my older Vizio.

I’m loving the tv but I experience a lot of connection hiccups between the tv, Vizio elevate soundbar and my series X. The Xbox doesn’t immediately show a picture when I turn it on, I have to switch between inputs before it displays on screen. Still also having issues with the VRR feature.

Very sharp and great picture.only complaint is Smartcast doesn't have HBO MAX.nice design ,(very firm central base).still trying to setup fast motion permanently (i have to do it every time i am watching a movie)(i know i am the only weirdo who likes soap opera effect).overall happy with my purchase.

Love my mew television. The picture quality is great. Purchased it because i wanted a 65 inch screen but the stand I had could not handle a large TV because of the length. The Vizio was perfect because stand was in the middle. The only thing i don't like is the TV remembers what input you left it on. I would like antenna television to be default since i stream everything. Keeping antenna as my default means i don't have to look for something to watch if I'm just turning sound on until i get settled to actually watch a show. The remote should have a back light I have pushed back button instead of volume while casting a moving from another device and sometimes this for some reason gets TV stuck and i have to unplug to correct. One last thing i wish you could do is add other apps. I have a lot of apps on ROKU and i have to use a different device for all my other streaming apps and then must use a separate remote.

This is the new flagship TV from Vizio. Picture is excellent so no complaints there. However, 2.1 HDMI and VRR appears non functioning at this time. I assume this will be corrected in the future with an update. As long as you are not an advanced gamer, this shouldn't be an issue.

I’ve spent six months watching videos on YouTube about what’s the best 4K 120 UHD TV. I really wanted a Sony but at 4,000 dollars for a 65 inch. I couldn’t justify it. Playing Next Gen Games on X-Box series X and watching 4K UHD MOVIES. This tv is amazing!! I got it on Black Friday for $1,400 bucks versus Sony A90J for $4,000 at 65 inches. I love and Show this TV off to all my friends when they come over and my wife rolls her eyes. You will I’ve this TV. Any device you buy for this kind of money you should buy an extended warranty it’s chump change compared to the actual device. If something goes wrong BOOM it’s covered. Don’t be fool…Warranty your tool!! Don’t hesitate just Buy It!!

This is a great TV/Display. The scenes are beautiful. We used a wall mount. With OLED everything is bright and sharp. A great item at a great price, delivered on time and in perfect condition.

Great TV for the price. OLED provides perfect contrast as expected and the picture looks amazing. Software is a little buggy but nothing that’ll convince you it’s a bad TV. Gaming is also great, still waiting on 4K 120 VRR.

This is a great TV. Really excellent picture, easy to fine tune to your preferences. Pairs well with other devices and remotes (Directv) as I didnt have to program anything. The apps are super easy to navigate, load fast without issues and there are A LOT of free channels that are actually worth watching making this tv as standalone out of the box as you could want if you are only using apps. The local channels are all recognized (with an antenna of any kind on the antenna input, without one they wont be found). The sound is great straight from the tv and you can tune it far beyond what most casual users will even venture into. It is edge to edge screen, easy to wall mount and everything you need is available, easily through the remote and on screen prompts.

Let's get one thing out of the way... 4K content on this panel looks AMAZING. I can't believe you can get such great picture quality at this low of a price. I like the design of the tv. The glare isn't too reflective. The user interface is intuitive. Vizio gets so many things right about this tv. So why can I only give this product 3 stars? This tv set has a few MAJOR software bugs. With Covid and all tv manufacturers putting out their first HDMI 2.1 tvs, I absolutely expect and can tolerate minor software issues. What I can't tolerate is a basic feature like the Luminance setting, resetting itself every time you power up the tv, change inputs/sources, initiate a new HDMI handshake or even just change the channel. It seems like there may be a few other settings that reset themselves as well (Eco Mode for one), although none are as obvious as the Luminance setting. It would also be nice to be able to set the Peak Luminance setting to OFF to properly calibrate for SDR content, but this is less of a huge deal for me. If Vizio fixes this Luminance bug, I will immediately add another star to the review. And when they fix some of the smaller software issues that almost all other tv manufacturers face with HDMI 2.1 VRR at 120hz and HDMI handshake squirreliness, then this becomes a full FIVE STAR product. To be clear, I am going to keep this tv and in the meantime, pray to the engineering gods that Vizio eventually releases a firmware fix for the Luminance bug/settings resetting issue. The fact that such a basic feature has yet to be fixed does concern me, but I've only had positive experiences with Vizio supporting and updating their products, so I'm keeping the faith until they prove me wrong.