VIZIO - 75" Class (74.54" Diag.) - LED - 2160p - Smart - 4K Ultra HD Home Theater Display with High Dynamic Range

I was going back and forth on this TV and a more expensive Samsung model. Most of the reviews that I had read about it gave it very strong recommendations for a LED TV when compared to what else was out on the market. The price was a big factor for the attraction. I needed to get a look first hand at the Magnolia center at BB. When I compared the two TVs my initial reaction was shock and disappointment. I could not believe so many reviewers could be wrong! The display looks absolutely awful. I went home and re-read all of the reviews and wanted to give the TV a second chance. This time I brought my own content to display on the TV. Needless to say, completely blown away! Whatever content they are using at BB for this TV is complete garbage and does the TV no justice. I eventually purchased the TV and all I can say is every time I turn it on, I am not disappointed. It looks great and I have had zero issues with the streaming. One recommendation is to turn off the power save mode so you can easily turn on the TV from the tablet remote. Other than that, very quick and responsive to streaming requests. I really love the fact that I get updates on apps and the tablets on a regular basis, it really makes the whole app experience SO much better! I love that all my apps I got used to are available and I dont have to worry as much about being which content I can stream from which source. My Samsung had 2 updates in the 3 years I had it and it was to remove features. The Vizio has had 2 updates since January improving the performance and reliability of the tablet. This goes without mentioning all of the apps that update on Google play almost weekly. The lack of tuner was initially a deterrent, but they can be found cheaply or if you have cable or something like PS Vue you will have no issues. The TV is a little heavy and bulky compared to my previous 65in and I needed help hanging it.

I purchased the P75 and have been very pleased. It does not have the glossy Samsung style glass which is my preference (it has a semi gloss finish) but if that is my biggest gripe then I figure I'm doing well! The TV has amazing black levels and is capable of bold color which is why I chose the screenshots that I've attached. It can also get extremely bright. Blu-ray upscales well on this TV and is very sharp. The wider color gamut allows the TV to covert standard imagery to something more.. you'll notice light sources look smoother, brighter and more realistic. Just look at the sun when watching The Revenant to see what I mean! I have never seen movies look as good as they do on this TV. Give this TV a shot and I think you will be extremely pleased. Even if you don't care about Dolby Vision and HDR, this TV will still do wonders for Netflix and blu-ray. As far as negatives, I would advise to consider a different model if you watch regular DVDs and standard def cable. It does not upscale lower quality signals as well as Samsung and Sony do. This is why I give the TV 4 stars instead of 5.

Had a hard time tracking one down but I finally snagged it. Picture is fantastic right out of the box. That's good for a neophyte like myself. Streaming Dolby Vision movies from Vudu is where this tv really impresses. All my friends 4K Samsungs can't hold a candle to this picture. HDR/Dolby Vision makes all the difference.....plus it dwarfs most other tvs

I've owned this TV for a little over 2 months now. Positives: - Support for both HDR formats DolbyVision and HDR10. - Nice screen size (75" model) - Casting from the tablet or phone is a nice feature to have. - Picture quality is very good. I mostly watch HD content from Xfinity. It looks good on this TV (after some basic picture calibration). UHD content of course looks amazing; sources I've used include YouTube and the Samsung K8500 UHD Blu-ray player. Negatives - The tablet can sometime lockup and lose control over the TV. This has happened to me on a few occasions. Restarting the TV and tablet resolves the issue. Not a deal breaker. There's a small basic remote one can use if the tablet or universal remotes are not options. -The feet on the TV are fixed so TV stand width can be an issue (be sure to measure!).

My 73" Mitsubshi DLP TV gave out and the repair man said to buy a new TV. After much research I decided on a Samsung 65" close to top of the line. As soon as the guys took it out of the box I knew it had to go. Too small. Yes size does matter. I kept it a couple weeks and it did not grow on me. Then I saw this Vizio model coming out in just a couple days, No display model no reviews. I saw that the Vizio M series for 2015 was highly rated so I took a chance. This 75" P series is just about fantastic. If you can find any 4K content you will almost think you are watching live. The up scaled 1080P is almost as good. It just has a great picture.I use a 10 speaker surround system so I do not use the TV speakers. There are two things I do not like. The TV has a silver bezel around the screen. I would like it black so it does not stand out. The stand is sub par even for a set costing much less. It looks cheap and is very large. It barely fit on my stand. I do not use the IR remote or the tablet control . I use the Harmony remote and mostly a Comcast Xfinity voice remote. The Chromecast is a good feature. Please note Vizio and Amazon are not friendly. You will need another device if you want to watch Amazon Prime shows. I do think you will find a 4K TV as good as this one for anywhere near this price. Yes there may be a better set out there but you pay dearly for it and probably not worth the extra cost. I for one am extremely satisfied with this purchase.

I must admit that it took a bit to get used to google cast but once I figured it out it's a breeze. The tv looks beautiful, great features, and very nice picture quality. Had to adjust the set but found setting recomendations online and found one that worked with my light family room. I'm now connecting this through my new 4K yamaha RX-V681 A/V receiver which I just got in. I use comcast and netflix. Looking forward to the day when 4k content is more readily available.

This tv is nothing short of amazing when it comes to picture quality. So glad I waited for this. The tablet and smart cast feature is cool, just takes a while to get used to. Initially the tablet has a few bugs but after the updates it works pretty well. However I downloaded the app to my iPhone and it works 100 times better on that. You really only need that remote if you are browsing or watching Netflix, or youtube etc. Otherwise I will use the Harmony remote like most others. Glad I went with this vs the Samsung or LG. HDR10 download to come in August so I'll be glad to check that out, but 4k Blurays on this thing without HDR are truly stunning. The black levels this produces are amazing and look better than anything I've seen other than OLED. 2 thumbs way up Vizio!

If you've read reviews of this set, you already realize its picture quality is almost second to none. At this price point nothing can touch it. The biggest problem with the TV is the casting-based interface. I LOVE chromecast. Prior to this TV, I almost exclusively used Chromecast. I though having it built into this TV would take my happiness to a new level. Little did I know how cumbersome the set up it. For example, you cannot stream anything unless you first turn the TV on. I know that sounds like a minor gripe. But the Chromecast previously would turn the TV on when I launched a video. By selecting a video in Youtube, Netflix, etc, the TV started showing it right away. Now, I have to turn the TV on in one app (Vizio Smartcast), then open the app I'm interested in and launch the video. If it could all be well integrated, this wouldn't be a problem. Also, watching TV with a cable box is problematic. You can't control most boxed from the tablet, so you still need a remote. But the IR codes make switching inputs difficult. So I use the tablet or mini remote to turn on the TV and switch inputs, and then use the cable remote to control the box. If Vizio had done something smart like enable IR blasters on the TV, the TV would then be able to control the cable boxes or whatever. It would make the tablet "remote" the only controller you need.