VIZIO - 58" Class (57.5" Diag.) LED - 2160p - Smart - 4K Ultra HDTV

Very first flat TV 8 years was a Vizio and my buddy had a bigger Vizio which I was comfortable knowing who this company was when I bought it. I bought an open-box 58' Vizio (Smart; 4K) and other than not having the power cord inside he box so far I'm definitely happy with my purchase. Sound and screen looks as good as it can get. My only issue is that I notice is definitely blows some hot air out which, overall, can effect using your AC a bit more to keep the area cool in your living room. Overall, another satisfied customer!

I thought about it in the benning that it wasn't good tv but after we set up and we manage the picture color and sound I love it it has a good picture quality sound and everything works great

At the time 4K was just becoming more standard, so I picked up this TV for just under $800.00 before taxes. Had no complaints about the TV till a little over a year I have these light blue hue spots starting to show up. I believe it’s the LED lights starting to go bad in a few areas. So this TV didn’t last as long as my previous 2 Samsung’s did. I still have my first LED Samsung with the hint of color panel, and it works perfect. That TV is close to 10 years old.

I am so satisfied with the purchase of this product. Glad I decided to buy it. Awesome TV

Bought an 80", needed additional tvs for our restaurant and went with these. No problems, great clarity and sound.

I am very please with my pioneer stereo, lots Of features HD, rear back up camera, app to allow GPS to view on screen.

Awesome deal on tv and 3 movies could not pass up.

I was in the market for a 55" to 60" TV to replace on old rear projection Sony in my living room. As I normally do I searched the internet, made several trips to Best Buy to look at TVs, and looked at the AVS Forum before I made a choice. I really wanted to buy a "future proof" TV even though though I am shopping for a "budget" level. That would mean 4K resolution and HDR capabilities. I quickly discovered that only one TV at this budget price point even claims to have HDR (Hisense H8C). However, with a little investigating I discovered that it only displays HDR via a USB port. The built in streaming apps don't even support it, nor does HDMI. Supposedly that's coming via a firmware update, but it remains to be seen. I actually considered the new Vizio M series. However, it has no built in TV tuner and I am a cord cutter who still watches locals over the air. I also was not sold on the casting tablet as the sole means of operating the TV. In the end, I decided that the Vizio D58u-D3 was the best value choice for me. It does NOT have HDR capabilities. However here's what it does have: - 4K resolution - Nice selection of built in Apps, including 4K Netflix - 58" screen, 3" more than the more typical 55" - Very good input lag for gamers - Good color and contrast for a budget priced TV - Built in HDTV tuner, unlike other 2016 Vizio sets - bought on sale at a great price Overall, I am very pleased with my purchase. It may not be completely "future proof", but it is a tremendous value purchase.