VIZIO - 65" Class - LED - P-Series - 2160p - Smart - 4K UHD TV with HDR
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Description
Features
Works with Apple AirPlay
Use your Apple product to stream movies, shows, music, and photos from iTunes, Apple TV, and other AirPlay compatible apps to the TV.
You can mirror content such as web pages and presentations from your Apple device to the big screen. Also stream favorites like Disney+ using Apple AirPlay on VIZIO!
Smartcast™
Finding great content and streaming high-quality 4K HDR video is easy with SmartCast. Browse apps like Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Hulu, and YouTube right on the TV using the included remote or SmartCast Mobile app on your phone or tablet.
Active Full Array Pro with 100 local dimming zones
High-performance full array LED backlight for picture-perfect blacks, vibrant brights and more accurate color.
Dolby Vision HDR with UltraBright 1000
Provides images with superior color, contrast and brightness, so all your favorite movies, shows and games come to life in stunning clarity.
Ultra Color Spectrum - see more color in every pixel
Over 1 billion colors delivers every hue and tone with impeccable accuracy for a vivid and beautiful picture.
Spatial Scaling Engine
Beautifully transforms HD and Full HD content to spectacular 4K Ultra HD resolution.
Infinity Edge TV Design
With a sleek edge-to-edge screen design on three sides of the TV, the screen pushes to the display edges for a more immersive experience.
VIZIO Smart TV
Instant access to popular apps right on the TV using the included remote or the VIZIO SmartCast Mobile app - stream high-quality 4K Ultra HD and HDR from apps like Netflix.
VIZIO WatchFree
Over 100 live and internet streaming channels absolutely free - live news, movies, movies, sports, comedy, music and more. No fees, subscriptions or logins.
Mirror your screen on the TV
See exactly what's on your Android device using the Cast icon or your computer's desktop using the Google Chrome browser.
Quick Start Mode
Enable Quick Start Mode to turn your TV on automatically with a simple voice command or tap of the Cast button. Enabling Quick Start Mode will change the energy consumption required to operate this TV.
802.11ac Dual-Band Wi-Fi
Take advantage of today's fastest wireless speeds for a higher quality streaming experience, perfect for 4K and HDR video.
VIZIO SmartCast Mobile app
Download this free app to a compatible smartphone or tablet to turn it into a powerful touch-screen remote.
64.5" screen (measured diagonally from corner to corner)
A great size for a living room or mid-sized home theater space.
2160p Ultra HD
1080p times four. With 4x the pixels of Full HD resolution, you'll view progressive images in clean, gorgeous detail with the highest picture quality.
Watch high dynamic range (HDR) content on your TV
With an HDR-compatible 4K TV, you can enjoy HDR movies and TV shows, in addition to all your current content.
Chromecast Built-in
In order to cast your favorite shows, movies, music and more, you must download the Google Cast app and use your compatible mobile device along with cast-enabled apps to send content right to your TV.
Works with both Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa for voice control
Ask either voice assistant (device required) to help you play movies, TV shows and more. Plus, control other connected devices like lights and a thermostat for a better viewing experience.
LED TVs perform well in all lighting conditions
They also deliver plasma-like deep blacks and rich colors.
Advanced TV sound
Advanced virtual surround sound audio from the TV's two built-in speakers. DTS Studio Sound II.
5 HDMI inputs for the best home theater connection
High-speed HDMI delivers a full 2160p picture and digital surround sound in one convenient cable. HDMI cable not included.
Clear Action 720
Enjoy fast action sports and movies with superior motion clarity using powerful image processing and a blazing 240Hz effective refresh rate achieved with backlight scanning.
Web-based services and content require high-speed Internet service. Some services may require a subscription.
What's Included
- 2 AAA batteries
- Owner's manual
- Stand
- VIZIO 65" Class - LED - P-Series - 2160p - Smart - 4K UHD TV with HDR
- VIZIO XRT136 remote control
Manuals & Guides
- Quick Start Guide (PDF)
- User Manual (PDF)
Key Specs
- Display TypeLED
- Screen Size Class65 inches
- High Dynamic Range (HDR)Yes
- High Dynamic Range FormatDolby Vision, HDR 10, Hybrid Log-Gamma (HLG)
- Motion Enhancement TechnologyClear Action 720
- Specific Manufacturer TechnologiesVIZIO Smartcast with Chromecast built-in
- Works WithAmazon Alexa, Google Assistant
- Voice Assistant Built-inNo
General
- Product Name65" Class - LED - P-Series - 2160p - Smart - 4K UHD TV with HDR
- BrandVIZIO
- Model NumberP65-F1
- SeriesP series 4K
- ColorSilver
- Color CategorySilver
Dimension
(H)
(H)
- Product Height With Stand35.1 inches
- Product Width57 inches
- Product Depth With Stand11.8 inches
- Product Height Without Stand32.7 inches
- Product Depth Without Stand2.7 inches
- Product Weight With Stand55.1 pounds
- Product Weight Without Stand54.3 pounds
Box Dimension
- Height38.54 inches
- Width64.76 inches
- Depth8.11 inches
Display
- Display TypeLED
- Screen Size64.5 inches
- Screen Size Class65 inches
- High Dynamic Range (HDR)Yes
- High Dynamic Range FormatDolby Vision, HDR 10, Hybrid Log-Gamma (HLG)
- Curved ScreenNo
- Motion Enhancement TechnologyClear Action 720
- Language(s) DisplayedEnglish, French, Spanish
Feature
- Remote Control TypeStandard
- Specific Manufacturer TechnologiesVIZIO Smartcast with Chromecast built-in
- Smart CapableYes
- TV TunerDigital
Connectivity
- HDMI Audio Return Channel (ARC)Yes
- Number Of USB Port(s) (Total)1
- Ethernet Port(s)Yes
- RF Antenna InputYes
- Network CompatibilityBuilt-in Wi-Fi, Ethernet
- Number of Digital Optical Audio Outputs1
- Number of Analog Audio Outputs1
- Number of Component Video Inputs1
- Number of Composite Video Inputs1
- Number of DVI Inputs0
Compatibility
- VESA Wall Mount Standard400mm x 400mm
- Works WithAmazon Alexa, Google Assistant
- Voice Assistant Built-inNo
Audio
- Built-In SpeakersYes
- Speaker Output20 watts
Power
- ENERGY STAR CertifiedNo
- EPEAT QualifiedNo
- Estimated Annual Operating Cost55 United States dollars
- Estimated Annual Electricity Use460 kilowatt hours
- Rechargeable Battery (Remote Control)No
Included
- Stand IncludedYes
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts1 year
- Manufacturer's Warranty - Labor1 year
Other
- UPC845226016691
Customer reviews
Rating 4.4 out of 5 stars with 1122 reviews
(1,122 customer reviews)Rating by feature
- Picture Quality4.3
Rating 4.3 out of 5 stars
- Sound Quality3.3
Rating 3.3 out of 5 stars
- Brightness4.3
Rating 4.3 out of 5 stars
to a friend
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Visio Goes High End
|Posted .Located in Irvine California, Visio entered the flat panel TV market by contracting various established TV manufacturers to build TVs to their specifications. With this relatively low up-front investment they were able to enter the market with TVs that got everyone’s attention with their reasonable performance, but amazingly affordable prices. This has obviously been very successful for Visio over the years, but operating at the lower margin end of the business is not where they wanted to stay. The new P series from Visio is their first push into the higher feature and performance levels previously occupied by only the top manufacturers like Sony and Samsung. The P series TVs occupy a higher price point than earlier Visio models, but they are still very affordable compared to the big names. Before moving my Visio 65” Model P to its permanent location I temporarily set it on the floor in front of a 6 month old Sony 75” Model 900E that was mounted on the wall. I have included a picture of that setup but it is important to know that the lower screen in the picture is 4’ closer than the upper screen. Both TVs are hooked up to the same roof-mounted antenna via a splitter. The Over the Air (OTA) signal is coming from a farm of 4 Transmitter Towers 35 miles away. Unlike a store display room where every screen is running from a different source to make direct comparison difficult, this setup allows skin tones, color saturation and picture details to be studied. Out of the box the Visio P was much brighter and a bit too vivid even on the “Normal” setting. However, the Visio offers many different automatic screen modes as well as a manual setup mode that lets every aspect of color, contrast and saturation to be individually adjusted. It’s not a good as the human eye actually being there, but you can see in the attached picture that the Visio picture was every bit a pleasing as the much more expensive Sony picture. Nothing is perfect however so here are some Pros and Cons; PROS: - The Price. If you masked off everything but the picture screen, I personally would not have been able to tell which of my TVs was almost twice as expensive (mainly due to screen size). If you’re not influenced by brand prestige, the Visio is the obvious choice. - The Visio P series has almost every high end 4K feature available. From Full Active Array Backlighting, to HDR10 Dolby Vision, to Smart (Chrome) Cast, to built in Apps like YouTube, Netflix and Amazon, to Ultra Bright 1000 Nit peak brightness, the Visio P series is up there with the best LCD displays. - The narrow bezels and overall thin depth of the Visio P series makes these TVs an attractive addition to any Home Theater or Living Room. CONS: - Although it has an Over-the-Air tuner, that tuner is not a sensitive as others. When hooked up to the same antenna, the Visio received fewer channels than my other TV. However, this is only an issue when receiving signals through an antenna from a distant transmitter. If the Visio is hooked up to a good antenna and the transmitter is 10 miles away or closer, the signal will always be so strong that tuner sensitivity is not an issue. If you are using a cable company’s box, then you would be feeding the Visio via one of its 5 HDMI inlet connections instead of the TV’s coaxial antenna connection, thus bypassing the internal tuner altogether. - The stereo speakers on the Visio P series TV are fair, but not equal to the quality of the picture. A TV of this caliber deserves a real 7.2 Surround Sound receiver and speaker array, so the low power and quality of speakers imbedded in the narrow bezels of this TV are best left switched off. CONCLUSION: - The Visio P series shows Visio’s plan for the future. Stage one was getting themselves noticed with competent TV models and amazing prices. Now that their brand is established, they are going after the big boys and the P series is just the beginning.
I would recommend this to a friendRated 4 out of 5 stars
Bang for the buck! Feature packed at a great price
|Posted .This is the first Vizio product that I have ever owned and it sure won't be the last from this experience with the 2018 P-Series line... Coming from an avid LG customer, I am very impressed at the level of quality and features packed into this latest Vizio offering. The very first thing I noticed is how elegant the P-Series is (This thing is a looker!) and how slim the bezel(s) are... It's very similar to the Infinity displays that Dell is offering in it's XPS lineup. The initial setup was a bit longer than I had expected. What I mean by that is that after selecting the typical setup options, I had to wait a good 20 minutes for it to download and update itself before being able to use it, while it's not a big deal since it is a Smart TV, it's good for future buyers to know... After the initial setup and updating, I had my very first experience with the SmartCast OS. From being used to dealing with the WebOS from LG, The SmartCast is about up to par with the apps department. The main apps (i.e. Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, Plex, Crackle and Youtube) are available naively within SmartCast, but like most current TV that has built-in Chromecast. It is heavily dependent on the casting. So in order to use an app that's not available on SmartCast, you can just cast it off the app via mobile device(s). While it's a perk and expands the TV to more devices... I find not being able to re-arrange or remove unused apps a bit annoying... it's the little things. Visually, this TV shines! It is clear and bright at the vivid setting. I can visually see the brightness difference from my 4K LG to this one. Dolby Vision paired with a Dolby Atmos soundbar is amazing! With 5 HDMI inputs available, I currently have my Playstation 4 Pro, Xbox One S, Alienware Alpha and Apple TV 4K connected to the TV with an LG Dolby Atmos enabled soundbar via optical cable. While my gaming looks amazing, the PC connection did not as it was way too bright. This is a minor issue as switching over to the PC settings helped with the issue. I kinda wish there was an preset I can set so when I switch inputs it would change the setting with it. Maybe in a future update? Maybe... Overall, for the retail of $1300, this thing is a steal! While I know the TCL has a comparable model as well for cheaper, I find that as the years goes by Vizio is upping their game in the competitive TV market. You gotta ask yourself if you think buying from a bigger brand (i.e. Sony, Samsung, LG) is worth more for the name only. I'm a logical guy who looks into specs and compares them to other brands... at the end of the day, OLED are super nice, but since I wear glasses... I see the world through filtered lens. I hope this helps... Thanks.
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
Excellent TV. Great price. Prefer over q series
||Posted .I purchased this TV in April 2019 pretty quickly to replace a 46" Sony Bravia XBR 2. That served me well for nearly 15 years but died unexpectedly. Having owned two other recent vizio smaller sets and knowing their quality firsthand as well as the general reviews and praise of the AV community I decided to go with the P64-F1 for the great price point and quality as well as the right size. First off this TV is BIG. Especially coming from a 46". Make sure you measure the angled fork feet for the width of your tv stand if you're not mounting. They point outwards and unlike other previous Vizio models you can't reverse them to point in likely because it needs the added stability for the size of this set. The picture quality is excellent, deep blacks and super bright. You'll have no issue in a bright sun flooded room. The viewing angle can suffer a little at sharp angles but if you're mostly viewing head on you're fine. The menus and casting all work easily. A favorite feature is thst you can set a specific picture mode to an input so I always have gaming mode activated for my PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo switch inputs. TV boots quickly, casting and setup was easy. The smart TV apps for Netflix, plex and Amazon prime all worked well enough I didn't need to resort to my ps4 or roku for streaming like usual. Set also works well with Logitech Harmony smart universal remote system. Have even hooked it up to my Alexa and Google Home for on/off, mute and volume functionality. Only complaint might be the speakers as they're down and rear firing I believe it's a lot softer than my previous set heuchbhad front firing speakers around the entire perimeter. You basically have to notch it up 10 volume levels more and it's acceptable. Really meant to be used with a soundbar or 3.1/5.1 system though. Lastly the price increase for the newer Q-series (Quantum Dot display) wasn't worth it in my experience. If it drops to the price level of this set (799 to 1k from its current 1600) maybe with the arrival of 2019 sets like the G-series. Highly recommend as I've put about 75 hours of gaming, TV and movies into this set and have been very happy.
I would recommend this to a friendRated 3 out of 5 stars
Going to give it a second shot today.
||Posted .I really like this TV. I don't think there's another panel available with this level of features for the money. I purchased this TV last Friday and have been watching in the past couple of days. Unfortunately I just packed it up to return it due to abysmal screen uniformity and "dirty screen effect." Based on all the other reviews that I have read (both critics and customer) I believe that I got a TV that isn't representative of the normal quality associated with this model. HDR looks great and the picture quality is exactly what I'm looking for. The problem I have is with solid backgrounds or panning shots when the uniformity issues are seriously visible. The final straw was watching skiing this morning and the DSE was too much to bear and I packed it back up. I have calibrated the TV using a combination of different sources online to get a picture I was happy with. I'll update this review once I get a new TV to see if it has the same issues. I took a photo and attached it to this review. I took it in such a way as to not exaggerate the problem. I would say that the attached image is representative of how it looks to my eye. I can't recommend the TV at this point in time, but I'll gladly update that pending my experience with a replacement.
No, I would not recommend this to a friendBrand response from VIZIOEntertainmentExpert
Posted .Hello Aaul00, thank you for you feedback it is appreciated. We look forward to your updated review of you second television.
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
High End Features and Picture for Less Money
Posted .I have two other Vizio TVs in my bedrooms (E and D series) and thought they had a very good picture. So when I needed a large TV in my basement, I added Vizio to the list of TVs I would consider. I'm glad I did. I also considered the LG SK9000, Samsung NU8000 and Q6F, and the Sony X900F. I have an X900E in my living room and it's a fantastic TV but the 'F' is way too expensive at this point in time for what you get. That left the LG and the Samsungs along with Vizio. The LG had good color but the blacks were horrible. They looked gray and I read about horrible 'flashlighting' and 'banding' where there are halos around light objects on a dark background. No thanks. Too distracting. The Samsungs both had very good pictures but they were both edge-lit TVs (inferior tech to full-array backlighting) and don't support Dolby Vision HDR which is on many 4K Blu-Rays. And they were hundreds more. That brought me back to the Vizio. Full-array backlighting meant great contrast. Over a billion colors. Low input lag for gaming. Very bright colors, bright whites, deep blacks mean it looks great for HDR viewing and gaming. And the TV itself is very stylish and attractive in a room. I coupled it with a Vizio sound bar and it looks and sounds fantastic. Playing on the Xbox One X and PS4 are a real treat now. And 4K Blu-Rays look fantastic too. If you're looking for a great TV for HDR/4K gaming and Blu-Rays, take my advice and add this Vizio to the list. Why pay hundreds more when you can get a picture as good as if not better than the other companies and even get more features than some.
I would recommend this to a friendRated 1 out of 5 stars
My first Vizio
||Posted .For the money and the features you get for this TV its a pretty good deal, I think I may have just gotten a bad one. Off the bat, I was blown away by the picture. Setup was a breeze. I started playing Red Dead 2 and I started noticing a "halo effect" or "light rings" in the middle of the screen. I thought it was my cable(s) or the input so I changed it around & swapped out and even tested my Xbox One to rule out hardware problems. I started doing monitor tests so I could see more clearly what exactly the issue was. I then notice a bunch of faint circles in the middle of the screen. Almost like this TV has a bad array. I tried messing around with settings thinking maybe I had something turned up too high/low but same results. It was extremely noticeable and distracting. I attached a picture while running the monitor tests. You'll notice the faint rings in the middle left/right on screen (ignore the two white spots thats my ceiling light). It was also an ordeal to get my PS4 Pro to get recognize the TV as being HDR even when I have it turned on in the TV input menu. I had to safe mode the PS4 Pro, in order for HDR to work I'm not sure if this is a resolution problem? I ended up returning this TV and spent the extra money on the Sony X850f and don't regret it. The Sony also did NOT have the HDR issue as the Vizio did. Don't let my review scare you away, especially if you're on a budget. As I mentioned, I could of just gotten a bad one. If you do end up purchasing this, make sure you do thorough monitor testing as soon as you can.
No, I would not recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
P series’s is great TV
||Posted .I did a lot of research. As my wife and I are movie buffs. I’m a heavy gamer, play daily. So I’ve had a lot of led tvs. My vizios have been the least trouble. So when I needed to go smaller than a 75, moving. I started looking at the p series’s. Now if you get one, do your home work or pay someone to professionally set it up. I did ok, however the $100, made it so much clear and life like. I am buying another for my bedroom, to replace my LG. The 2nd pic I’ve shared is a 1989 movie, the 1st is current 2018 4K uhd. You can hardly tell age difference between shows. Game quality is even better. Also if you have someone set up your tv. Make sure all out puts are tuned by them. Someone may say I’ve tuned all mine before. Just know this tv tunes by your region and light quality of the area. I wanted a extra 3 weeks to do the review. My wife didn’t understand what the cost difference was 700 versus 1600. NOW she does. I totally recommend this tv. I even stood there and looked at TVs that were half the price, and thought is it really worth. YES SIR IT IS.
I would recommend this to a friendRated 4 out of 5 stars
Great picture, Great Features, Attractive Design
|Posted .I'll admit that I'm an OLED TV snob - you can't beat it for colors that pop and deep, inky blacks. That said, OLED TVs are kinda pricey and not for everyone. This Vizio LED TV isn't quite as good as OLED, but it really does have a great picture for the price difference. The discrete backlit zones work well in the areas that are off, but there is still a bit of light bleed for areas that are on. For example, when the TV boots up, there is a Vizio logo on a black screen. The area immediately around the logo is kinda gray but the rest of the screen is nice and black. The on-screen menus are really nice and easy to use. The built-in casting and streaming options also make attaching an AppleTV or Roku kinda unnecessary. My only small complaint is that the provided remote control's button labels are difficult to read in low light conditions. They are not backlit and the text is just a bit more difficult to read than it could be. Of course, you can use the phone app to control the TV instead, or even your voice, so this is really a minor complaint. While this TV isn't incredibly thin (like some OLED models), it's about average. But the bezels are thin and the TV really looks sharp from the front even when off. This TV is a great value for the features, picture quality and overall design.
I would recommend this to a friend
Q: Questioni know there is 5 HDMI ports on this model are they 2.0,2.0a ,2.2,1.4 ??????
Asked by naz.
- A:Answer Officially, all ports are HDMI 2.0. Important things to know is HDMI 2.0a added HDR playback, specifically HDR10 and HDMI 2.0b added HLG which is an HDR format you see with YouTube. The P65-F1 would support all these HDR formats. So it would unofficially be up to HDMI 2.0b but specs will show HDMI 2.0. HDCP is another important factor and would be HDCP 2.2 on all HDMI ports. There are no HDMI 1.4 ports on this but you can easily connect a normal Blu-Ray that was designed to work with HDMI 1.4. Further, some 4K HDR devices will allow you adjust chroma. Here are the official HDMI specs for the P65-F1. HCDP 2.2, HDMI v2.0 600MHz pixel clock rate: 2160p@60fps, 4:4:4, 8-bit 2160p@60fps, 4:2:2, 12-bit 2160p@60fps, 4:2:0, 12-bit
Answered by Rahzek
Q: QuestionI am looking to buy the 65 p series 2018 version ... how many inches wide are the legs the inside measurement just wondering how wide the table has to be to stand on? Please let me know thank you!
Asked by Stans.
- A:Answer Hello Stans, the distance between the outer sides of the stand legs is 50.87" and the leg depth is 11.81".
Answered by VIZIOEntertainmentExpert
Q: QuestionMy 1080p Vizio seems to have a better picture when it comes to gaming. I feel this is especially true when I used supersampling on my ps4 pro. I also feel like black is too black on P65. I like vivid on both tv's. Any calibration recommendations?
Asked by maddhatter01.
- A:Answer Vivid is the WORST possible picture mode for your tv, in fact it only exist to sell the tv by competing with the lights on the showroom floor, by maxing out most of the color, brightness and contrast settings to ridiculous extremes. Whites are not supposed to be bluish and the reason your blacks are too black, is because the Vivid mode is crushing them and destroying detail in the pic along the way. The best pic modes for this tv or any for that matter are calibrated and calibrated dark, with on this tv, the "normal" color temp (which is the closest to 6500k color temp, which most movies and tv shows are produced at), and which out of the box are pretty accurate. If your worried about video games, use the tv's "Game" picture setting with "normal" color temp and adjust to your liking from there. That being said, even though I'm a certified display calibrator for at least 10 years and have calibrated hundreds if not thousands of consumer and professional displays, don't take it from me, do your research on proper tv calibration.
Answered by vman10809
Q: QuestionHow many HDR enabled HDMI ports are there? Is there enough for a PS4 Pro and an Xbox One X to be connected simultaneously?
Asked by EnriqueR2.
- A:Answer HDMI 1 through 4 are 4K HDR capable ports. HDMI 5 is a low latency port designed for gaming that is capable of 1080p@120 Hz, this port however does not support HDR.
Answered by VIZIOEntertainmentExpert
Q: QuestionHas anyone tried gaming on this system, particularly with a PS4 Pro? If so, what were the results?
Asked by Maddhatter01.
- A:Answer My guy, gaming with this TV has been a real treat for me. God of War is out of this world. It really does shine with the HDR enabled. I haven't noticed any lag or flickering. So it's safe to say gaming on this is worth the upgrade if you're looking into that. I have the PS4 Pro, Xbox One S and an Alienware Alpha connected to it. Thanks.
Answered by drklbc
Q: QuestionSo I noticed the 2018 p series only has 100 local dimming zones. Does this diminish the quality of the picture at all? And how does it compare to the TCL 6 series?
Asked by Bigcraig.
- A:Answer The 100 zones works great, this tv is better than the tcl 6 series. P has 10 bit panel, wide color gamet 1000 nits of brightness and a 120hz native panel that beind said it also cost more than the 6 series. If any of those things matter to you spend the extra cash on the Vizio.
Answered by trogdor
Q: QuestionHow far apart are the legs on the stand?
Asked by Otis.
- A:Answer For the Vizio P65-F1, the legs are 50 3/4" apart from the outside of one leg to the outside of the other.
Answered by RowdyRon
Q: QuestionCan Sling Tv app or Fubo Tv app be installed on tv?
Asked by dt.
- A:Answer You cannot add applications onto the SmartCast input that are not preinstalled. We are continuously evaluating more applications for placement on this input. In the meantime any of the thousands of Chromecast applications can be casted to the TV.
Answered by VIZIOEntertainmentExpert