VIZIO - 70" Class M-Series Quantum Series LED 4K UHD SmartCast TV

This is a beautiful TV. The picture quality is awesome and it is a offered at a very competitive price point. I got it for $650, before Christmas. The built in apps, like Pluto TV have a lot of free channels, that do not require a cable TV connection. I had this TV connected to my WiFi and was watching stuff, before I had it plugged into my cable box. My negative comments are all documentation related: 1) There is no manual in the box with the TV. The manual can be accessed via the TV's built-in menu, but if you have a problem hooking it up and need to look something up to get it working, that can present some problems. You can download a manual from the Vizio support site, but be forewarned that it covers 3 models, so the info can be confusing. 2) There seemed to be some confusion on the VESA bracket size. (maybe on my part). Luckily I the wall mount I bought could support its size. 3) There are no pictures of the back panel connections in the manuals. Like I mentioned in #1, since the manual covers three different models (with various options) they just say what connections could be available. If you use a wall mount, once you mount it, you might not be able to read the port descriptions. (My wall mount did not have 'Full Motion', only limited tilt. Which port is the HDMI 1, 2 and 3?) I had to remove it from the wall mount to be able to determine the optimal connection ports. It is a good idea to take a picture of the back of the unit, before you mount it on the wall for reference. (I included a picture of the back panel of mine with this review.)

This is just a great looking tv. I got it yesterday, spent a bit of time calibrating it (I still have a Disney WOW disc that I use w/ the Blue gel) and honestly it looks killer. Picture quality out of the box was fairly accurate, so didn't take much. People on every site keep whinging about dimming zones and whatnot, stop reading too much into it. It's got even brightness, the blacks are black, the whites are white, the colors are vibrant. Note: I don't use the interface. I don't use the speakers. I have an NVIDIA shield TV running into an AV receiver that handles all of my upscaling and apps, so it's basically a dumb monitor for me. For $650 you can't beat the price. If you don't like the interface and it's slow just get a roku, chromecast, fire stick, or SHIELD and don't worry about it.

I’ve had this tv for almost 2 years and it’s given me no problems. Playing Xbox and watching movies has been nothing but great!!!

I really like my tv. The picture is really great. The only issue I have is the volume button. It doesn’t adjust correctly. Perhaps when I get a sound bar it will be fine. Other than the sound button on the remote the tv is great.

Better than the V series that’s for sure. Not much of a Picture difference but you can tell. Same TV parts , same Remote and TV border just for lighting zones but really does make a difference.

Easy setup, good picture just what I was looking for.

I love this tv I grabbed it when it first came out it took me till now to get my xbox but I got it finally and now I could say I do get 120 hz at 1080p 60 hz at 4k hdr I am very happy I was a little worried about it saying 60 hz but everything worked out picture quality with movies is awesome I have a dolby atmos sound bar with the tv it looks and sounds great I would definitely recommend this to everyone

Fantastic value, terrific picture quality. My 2nd Vizio - and this family is all in!