VIZIO - 55" Class - LED - M-Series - 2160p - Smart - Home Theater Display with HDR

Love the picture on this. Definitely worth the extra bucks to upgrade to the M series vs the less expensive E or D series. The remote has room for improvement, but I use a Logitech harmony so it's not a huge inconvenience. Built in Chromecast is great, I look forward to the upcoming voice control options with my google home mini as its functions are somewhat limited, controls Netflix via Chromecast but not my google play library which seems a bit backwards

I used to be a Sony fan for years until I cam across Vizio. I have bought over 10 Vizio TV's for various rentals. The quality is excellent and the durability tremendous. I can interchange speakers, plugs, TV mounts. Every changer, speaker works with other Vizio TV's. This TV is excellent quality and is easy to switch into chrome-cast and cable. The picture is clear and of excellent quality. The price is very reasonable for the quality of the TV. I will continue to buy Vizio TV's, speakers. I don't even consider others at this point. Like living in California -why would you want to go anywhere else.

I had been looking at and browsing television sets for a few months. We had a 65 inch LG 3D Television from 2012 which I was never really happy with. So I decided to downsize a bit and picked this open box item up as well as the Vizio 5.1 sound bar system and WOW! 700 bucks for a home theater system unbelievable! Bright, vibrant, very detailed television set. And the sound system is exceptional!

However - 90% of the time when you first turn on tv it comes on and then lines everywhere ... so have to turn off tv which takes about 10 tries very frustrated

Great television and color depths. Picture is rich for the price. This is a great budget tv, the downside to Vizios is of course the lack of sound quality; it’s terrible IMO. Be ready to plug into your home theater system or a good sound bar.

This is a great Tv, it take some time to fix color setting once set it gives great color. I took a few days before I found the UHD setting once I turned that on the color and clarity was fantastic. The picture doesn't exactly show the great picture quality

My real complaint with this TV is the lack of a TV tuner and the remote. I already knew this going in but didn't realize the TV tuner market is a bit limited on your choices, especially for matching up with a 4K TV and what you would pay for one. On the remote, I don't get it and I've seen similar complaints on other brands so this isn't just a Visio, they all have decided re-invent the wheel. What annoys me the most is the Visio remote has no color separation and shapes to differentiate the choices. Its pretty much all black buttons of the same shape for the power, source, settings, etc. Good luck in a dim lighted room which button to hit. The other thing is the remote feels evenly shaped so figuring out what is forward or back by feel is another complaint. Though my old Samsung remote was long and narrow, I could tell without looking at it what I was doing because even the bottom was unevenly shaped (batteries on the bottom so bigger there), power button was round and red, as well had a light up feature on it. No such thing here on Visio's. The number pad is at best the easiest thing to see. Otherwise, to me, the picture is great and had compared this to a Samsung of similar size, model year, and specs, as well as price. The only difference between the two is Visio had a better refresh rate (much more important) and the Samsung had a better picture. Since I already know what to expect with the better picture and lessor refresh rate, wasn't that happy about it with the other TV I bought for another room and read enough reviews and comments that it looks bad, which it does, I went with the Visio. My recommendation is if your looking for a high quality 4K TV, wait. Even when looking at the $2K+ TV's didn't result in good feeling that this technology is ready for both longevity or the picture quality being boasted. If you absolutely need one, stay under $700 (not on sale) for a 55-60 for at least another year. To me, the Visio was just as great as the more expensive TV's but for less. Time will tell if any of them will last long. My last TV before giving out was a Samsung Plasma and had the capacitor didn't go, I would of been on year 12 with it problem free.

The price on this TV system is great! It's HDR and smooth picture once you calibrate it. My PS4 Pro now looks BETTER than my previous 4k TV. HDMI 1 is the only one with HDR/ARC compatibility other 3 HDMI ports are 4k. It is native 120 refresh rate and it does not have that "opera" feel to it. Has a nice menu look. There are apps built in like Netflix, Vudu, Amazon.... 4k streaming is smooth and nice. Great picture! For the audio I have it plugged to a Vizio Surround system and it sounds great. Chrome Cast built in (it picks up 4k streaming), so if you are a Chrome Cast user like me it's a perfect marriage. TV is slim and easy to wall mount. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND whether If you already have a 4k TV in search of an upgrade for the HDR and Dobly Vision features or just looking for your first 4K TV!!!!