Customer Ratings & Reviews

I am very pleased with my 65 inch Vizio, 4k TV. It has incredible picture quality. Watching 4k films on Netfix or Amazon is as good as it gets. Regular HD programs look better too. I love it!!!

For the price, you can't beat this tv. Use with Netflix to stream 4k content and its breath taking. Bar none best bang for your buck in ultraHD right now.

Real nice picture, depending on source. Some problems with display, banding. Volume leveling sometimes takes a second to kick in. 120HZ? Some say it isnt. Needs calibrating to get a good picture. Smooth Motion effect makes it worse.

I bought this tv on Black-Friday sale so it was much cheaper than if I had bought it now. My previous TV was the model before the P series and it had 3D capabilities, which the P-series does not. I prefer my 3D tv over this model as the 4k picture is not that noticeably different than my M-series 1080p 240hz. In the store they make the picture look amazing which obviously draws your attention to it but once home and using cable or satellite, it is probably not worth the $1,000 increase in price over the previous model.

I have a 55" Samsung 1080p 8-series that I was looking to replace with this Visio. The price was fantastic, but once I got it home and up on the wall, it was lacking that smoothness that I had come to expect from TVs like the 4 year old Samsung. The motion blur was a bit jittery from a Xbox One BluRay source and the whites were a bit off. I haven't found another TV that can touch Samsung's white levels. Also, I saw zero upscaling from 1080p content to anything near 4k. I have returned this TV and went with the Samsung UN65HU8550. It was quite a bit more money, but the quality of Samsung over Visio was worth the cost.

This TV is awesome for the price! Now if we just had more 4K shows broadcasting in our area it would be even better! It is a little different at first seeing just how clear even normal 1080 shows become. Its definately worth the money. Vizio has a great product.......

Bought for my man cave the picture is super clear. haven't found much uhd channels or movies but it makes 1080p look better has amazing app selection. looking forward to purchasing another one very soon. get down Best buy and check the future of uhd 4k tv out

I was actually pleasantly surprised by the resolution and clearity of the 65" Vizio. I don't see Vizio as a high end product but bought this for my mother who wanted new but not TOP of the line. I chose Vizio based on seeing it in the store. Got home and mounted it on the wall and I was actually a little jealous that my mother now had a better TV than the 7 in my house. I have changed my tune about Vizio being a lower quality TV and since it uses a lot of the same components the expensive TV's do, I think this is a GREAT purchase for the price point.

I was hesitant at first to make the leap to 4k, but the quality of the images will leave you breathless. There is nothing more rewarding than having guests visit your home and compliment how incredible the movie looks on your newly purchased TV.

Can't beat the price when it comes to purchasing a 4K TV. The picture is good but the sound is a little weak. This is due to the small speakers that flat screen TV's have.

The intention of my review is to help someone make the right decision on purchasing this Tv or not. It wasn't to bash on any of the negative points of this product but to point them out if they weren't obvious before.I was not really a fan of Vizio but a brother in law persuaded me into trying it out. Well, I've had the tv now for about a month. The Tv is actually nice but there are a few things I really don't like about it and knowing what I know know. It would lead me to buy a different Tv. One Major issue is that the power off toggle doesn't always work. I thought it was possibly just the unit I got but after returning one tv for another and calling VIZIO problem is still not fixed. Power on always work but most times I have to get up and manually turn off the tv with the button on the back. Calling tech and 3 remotes later no fix! My next big gripe about the tv is the power consumption. If you didn't check the sticker annual projected cost is $67 that's 3 times higher then the Samsung I originally planned to buy. I got my tv during black Friday sale so it was the lowest price of the year. The price difference between the Samsung and this Tv was $500 but if you calculate power consumption you'd be making up the difference in more electricity used by the tv. I believe the Samsung projected annual usage was only $18 per year vs $67 per year for the Vizio. The good things I like about the tv is the simple look of the Tv and really the 64 dimmable Led array meaning the blacks can look really black. Since there were 64 arrays the tv does not need to turn on all the back the backlit portions of the tv only where color is on screen. Example on your old lcd tv, when the tv goes black, ever notice light is on at the corners? This is what's called light bleed out. This doesn't happen to the Vizio. It can turn off all unnecessary back lighting so some portion of the screen is off.

65 inch is just right for my room. Picture is very sharp. Controls are also easy. I use the HDMI conation's for TV and Computer.

I agonize over every detail before making a purchase like this one. I wanted the greatest bang for my buck at the time of purchase this is the one I chose and I am not disappointed. The picture quality is phenomenal and I have it hooked to surround sound. I love movie night chilling with my family and young adult boys (18 and 21) glad they are willing to give dad a night or two of their time with their busy schedules. Priceless!!!!!

We are transitioning from plasma to LED. When viewing this tv (or any LED I guess) from directly in front-the picture is great. From the sides-not so much. Hard to get used to. I tried to get a plasma, but the one I wanted was 3500. Couldn't justify the extra 2Gs for that. I would recommend this tv. The only thing that is hard to get uesd to is the "Soap Opera Effect" you get when watching movies and content through Amazon or Netflix. Odd look for sure that I am having trouble with. You either like it or you don't. Overall, I would recommend this tv if you want a large plasma. The picture is very good.

The Vizio set we purchased was very easy to install and set up. Browsing through the set up menu was short and simple. We had a brilliant picture in about 15 minutes. Very good quality se for the price. We enjoy it.

I own 3, 4K TVs Now, I got this one due to its size 65 inch and price... First thought was I am sure its not as good as my sony 60 inch... This tv flat out is worth a lot more then its price..... SUPER MUST BUY...

I used to have a 115" screen with a 1080p projector. The picture of the 65" Vizio blows this out of the water. The remote is actually a fantastic remote, we prefer it over a $150 universal remote we have as well.

Got this Vizio 65' 4k TV for the Super Bowl. The picture is unreal. The 4K difference is huge. Vizio is the best value out there by far. Honestly feels like I'm watching movies for the first time all over again when I use my blueray player. Got this on sale from Best Buy, and it's probably the best purchase I have made in many years. Best part is watching those dark scenes in movies, you can now see every detail without having to turn off the lights in your viewing room.

Sat on the fence for a long time before taking the plunge to 4K. I read many online reviews and looked at several TV's. Took the leap to this television and am delighted. I was afraid that I would have to wait a long time to see the benefits of the 4k, but I was amazed at the incredible picture received with the upscaling. I just watched some old James Bond movies on U-Verse and it was incredible how a 50 year old movie looks like almost 3-D." House Of Cards" on Netflix is shot in 4K, and there are no words to describe the look of it. I could go on and on, but, as I said...SIMPLY WOW!

I studied the 4K TV's that are out on the market very intensely to find the best tv under 3K. This Vizio was built to be the best on the market internally. The company spent a lot of R&D money to build a TV that lasts however they skimped on the outside looks of the tv. The TV has a 6 core processor of which 4 cores are dedicated to just the graphics. Bottom Line. I decided to make the purchase even though I had read some of the bad reviews online. IT WAS A MISTAKE. Maybe I received a bad unit, however my 7 year old Samsung Plasma has a way better picture viewing normal 1080. The Vizio does have 4k and it is nice however the tv picture constantly jumps up and down, VERY bad motion blur, even in when the movement is not that fast. It often shows a gritty look to it. Seems almost like this is a couple steps back from the Plasma I bought 7 years ago. I now have a bad taste in my mouth about all 4K TV's. I will be taking this one back to BestBuy. I guess I should save my money and wait until these become more mainstream.