Get cinema-quality visuals with this 65-inch VIZIO M-Series Quantum smart TV. The native 4K resolution delivers sharp, lifelike visuals in the comfort of your home. This VIZIO M-Series Quantum smart TV features Chromecast, Apple AirPlay and Homekit compatibility and boasts an advanced Wi-Fi connectivity for watching content on popular streaming services.
A: 50.26" is the total width of the stands.
Q: Is the P Series worth the extra cost over the M series???
A: After a week of studying I learned that the M series was better as long as you get the M658-G1. I learned during that study to avoid the cheaper M657-G1 model
Q: How is the sound on this TV? Do I need a sound bar?
A: yes, the sound is not good, I purchased a sound bar with base and back speakers and it has made a great difference.
Q: What are the best settings in the vivid mode to get the best picture
A: Under "Picture" Backlight 100 Brightness 47 Contrast 50 Color 50 Tint –1 (adjust for skin tone) Sharpness 60 Under "More Picture" Color Temperature “Cool” Black detail “Med” Active full array “On” Clear action “On” (Which inserts a black frame between frames giving the “effective” hybrid refresh rate of 120Hz) Game low latency “Off” Film mode “On” Color space “Auto” Gamma 2.0 Other settings to consider: Under "System" Power Mode “Quick start” Under "Sound" Surround sound “Off”.
Q: What is the refresh rate on this unit.
A: They say it’s effective refresh rate is 120, but native refresh is 60. They use back lighting to get 120.
Q: is the Quantum led the same as Samsung QLED?
A: Yes, it's using the same tech, but costing far less. The Vizio M Series Quantum is actually a far superior tv when compared to the Samsung Q6 series. Yet this 65 inch Vizio is currently $649, while the Samsung Q6 is $999. Just a thought.
Q: Can this TV be connected to cable? I use Verizon for WiFi and TV (cable) connection
A: This television can connect to a most cable and satellite providers through HDMI or direct cable connect using the built in coaxial tuner.
Q: Does this TV have a PLEX app?
A: yes it does!