Customer Ratings & Reviews

The PQ is great. That's the only good thing about this tv. Motion and sound is bad. Picture settings reset every so often and the tv does not work 100% with next gen gaming systems. Definitely look elsewhere if you're in the market for a new tv.

The brightest TV I've owned with great contrast. Some issues with color processing on HDR10+ content. Amazon Prime's Without Remorse looked bland in dark scenes. Vivid shows like Netflix's David Attenborough's Life In Color looked amazing. Oh and sometimes the Smartcast home screen locks up. Then I have to unplug the TV and replug it to work. I may consider getting a Fire Stick for Smart TV. There's no HBOMax on this TV.

I set up this 75 inch TV in my man cave along with my other 8 TV’s. I will say it holds it own

The TV is awesome I am extremely satisfied with the product.

Vizio made a real winner, near OLED black levels, tons of picture customization with Dolby vision, plenty of HDMI inputs, near invisible bezels, metal frame. Nothing to not like especially at the price point. One note: make sure Best Buy delivers this one for you it’s a huge box

I bought this TV to complement the new upcoming Xbox series X. I wanted to take advantage of the new HDMI 2.1 port for a better gameplay. Pairing a new sound bar to this would take advantage of true Dolby Atmos as well as DTS-x surround sound. If you are a gamer this television is one of the best on the market. I would definitely recommend.

So the picture is outstanding, color and blacks are very nice. Out of the box the left speaker is staticky. Contacted Vizio they were supposed to send a repair guy out but still haven’t heard a thing. May be having to return this but willing to give it another go, it is a really nice TV

Overall good picture. I am still tweaking it as well . I do see some "blur" artifacts on some scenes and not sure what that is about NOT a lot but enough . I have to say for the money not a bad overall . I WOULD NOT compare it to a LG OLED however. Not even close

Great picture , but do have a little bit of an issue when I try to cast to it.

Great tv for the price. Firmware buts slowly working out with each update

Like may on here I was beyond excited when this TV was announced and I jumped on it as soon as it was available. What a disappointment! The moments of brilliance were outweighed by the many connection issues. 1) eARC disabled Dolby Atmos. Used an Apple TV 4K as well as an Nvidia Shield 2019. Only way to get Atmos was to turn off CEC and run either one directly through my sound bar. No issues using ARC or eARC on previous TV 2) CEC does not work as designed. Had Samsung HW-Q70R sound bar connected to HDMI 1 (ARC), Shield on HDMI 3, and Apple TV on HDMI 4. Turning on the TV would always power on the Apple TV causing the input to change. Turning off the TV using my Harmony remote would cause everything turn off, then the Apple TV would turn everything back on. Never had issue with same setup on different TV. 3) Serious backlight issues especially with Dolby Vision. Screen would flash aggressively during certain scenes, even when on low. Noticed especially towards the end of the last episode of the Mandalorian. Digging further into some of these issues I found they have been around for over a year on previous Vizio models. Completely disappointed that Vizio would release a new model with the exact same issue it has yet to fix. If you are using just a cable box or the built in streaming apps using the built in speakers maybe this TV will work for you. DO NOT BUY if you want to use eARC or Dolby Vision. On paper this TV should have been a home run, what an absolute disappointment!

Wanted a better gaming TV, currently have a Sony oled, an lg oled, and just got rid of my CO LG OLED when this came it because I wanted the serious hdr that everyone says it has. They are correct, the screen dates you and with all the gaming features it has, there are more black adjustments on it than the LG c9.

Have only had it 2 weeks but I definitely recommend it. Actually purchased a Vizio XP and exchanged it for this and it was definitely worth the upgrade. Picture is amazing, sound is very good for a smart TV, and the availability of a large variety of apps makes this Samsung worth the investment.

The tv is a good buy don’t get me wrong, there is a problem with a red tint on the hdmi ports 3 and 4. Can easily be fixed with some calibration. There is also an issue when trying to run hdmi 2.1 for either the Xbox series x or PS5 on either hdmi 3 or 4. The tv gets extreme pixel issues almost like when a tv antenna has a bad signal on an old tv. I need to reboot the tv in order to get it to work properly. After a reboot it works ok it’s just a pain in the you know what. Spoke with a rep from Vizio and a update for the tv is suppose to be released to fix the issue. Not sure when that will be. If the problem consist will end up returning the TV and going with a Sony. Box is very big and hard to move recommend getting an extended bed truck. Also had an issue with the smart tv functions once where the apps were freezing hasn’t done it since. Get the warranty.

I don't have many good things to say about this tv! When you spend this kind of money on a tv you expect the picture to be fantastic at the least. I am constantly adjusting the picture because I can't get it to focus correctly on each station...I would think you should be able adjust it once and be done with it. Cable on this vizio looks horrible but if you use it to play movies on Prime or Netflix its outstanding because they are in 4k...I guess trying to cram in those millions of pixels on cable tv stations just doesn't cut it...I have 2 other vizios in the house and i love them and they are 1080s...So my advice would be if you wan't a Qled I would go with a Samsung!

Nice clear picture heavy but we were able to hang it on the wall

Tv picture quality is amazing but lacks in overall performance quality

Very nice tv with clear picture and game mode for Xbox. For the money it’s worth it and all the features it has. Remember fols la you can’t get clear pictures on cable tv or tv. Only movies and games look amazing and real look.

So far it's been an awesome tv. Vizio finally released a new firmware update and I haven't had a problem. I use it for steaming and for pc/console gaming. It does 4k 120hz no problem. Just make sure you have a legit 4k 120hz capable hdmi cable.

I agonized for a long time about spending so much money on a TV, when I really don't have time to sit down and watch 4k movies and I'm not a gamer. I pretty much just watch live sports and documentaries on DirecTV, which doesn't seem to have much 4k programming. But this was on sale, and I've had really good luck with Vizios before, from 32" to 55", so I went for it - and I'm regretting it. Using the preset picture choices (e.g, "Bright," "Calibrated," "Calibrated Dark"), the colors are either very washed out or ridiculously exaggerated. I tried playing around with the settings, but nothing really helped. I just want it to look like my 55" - only bigger. Is that an impossibility with 1080p sources? Should I get a cheaper, non-4k TV that handles lower quality sources better? I was hoping to "future-proof" this purchase, but at the moment, it's just not enjoyable to watch with the picture quality so bad (the worst quality seems to be movies on 1080p channels - lots of what is apparently called "blooming" and lots of pixelation). Are other TVs that are more expensive (e.g., Sony, Samsung) better at handling standard HD, 1080p (i.e., non-4k/HDR/UHD) sources. I'm sorry if I've gotten the terminology wrong or am misunderstanding the whole 4k thing. I just want a TV that looks as good as all five of my other Vizios when I turn it on. Too much to ask for a 75"?