VIZIO - 75" Class M7 Series 4K QLED HDR Smart TV

Bought Vizio 75” M7 series on sale On 4th of July. We like it, first time buying Vizio tv. We watched a movie on our LG ultra HD 4K Blu-ray player.

Tv broke within a year and you have to factory reset the TV at least once a month not sure why. If you go to your Facebook marketplace you will see everyone has this TV for sale for many reasons. Mine didn’t even last a year

The Vizio M is a compelling TV that handles anything thrown at it with ease like Movies, Live Tv, Sports, 4K HDR streaming, and video games. The panel is capable of displaying a bright picture without washing out the colors. If you’re the type of person that prefers accurate colors or a bright color punchy picture the Vizio M is capable of delivering on both ends. Vizio also made sure not to leave the PS5/Xbox Series X owners out there either. With support for AMD FreeSync and a capable variable refresh rate panel meaning gameplay will be a lot smoother. As for the TV, it itself is a nice looking one with thin bezels. There’s plenty of smart features built-in like support for Chromecast, Apple AirPlay, and some pre-installed streaming apps like YouTube, Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, and VUDU. You also have access to Vizio Watch Free which is a rebranded Pluto TV. There is no option to download additional apps but most of the apps out there have support casting via Chromecast or Apple Airplay in case it’s missing from the Vizio Smartcast. There’s also a built-in digital tuner for over-the-air channels. Even with a $5 antennae, it still did a good job of finding and locking into channels, including ones that my other TV struggle to hold onto. There’s also support for HDMI eARC. Now for the bad stuff, it's some minors ones. The built-in speakers are nothing to write home about. There’s hardly any bass to them. I highly suggest you get a soundbar unless you want the aww without the bang when watching movies. There has been a minor glitch with no audio when it comes to audio via HDMI eARC. It only seems to happen when watching over-the-air channels. With my soundbar connected via HDMI eARC, the TV automatically switches audio over to the soundbar and mutes the TV speakers. When watching over-the-air channels there are times I need to turn the TV speakers back on or reboot the TV to get audio back to the soundbar. This could probably be an issue on my soundbar too. The last one which is more of an inconvenience, is the Klipsch remote interferes with the TV. For example, lowering the volume with the Klipsch remote causes the TV to open the Netflix App. I was able to remedy this by having the soundbar connected via HDMI ARC, this allows the TV to control the soundbar volume. The last one is no support for Bluetooth headphones. I don’t think any of the Vizio TVs support it. Hopefully, that’s something they can incorporate in the near future since it’s a nice feature to have to be able to use your favorite comfortable headphones for some late-night viewing. Overall, I’m highly impressed with the picture quality. I’m more of a person that prefers the punchy bright cool color picture, and the Vizio M is able to display that without washing out the colors. If your preference is more of an accurate color picture, both of the calibrated mode settings have you taken care of. Another huge benefit is the added support for a variable refresh rate, something you rarely see at this price point. Even though the panel does not support 120hz, even at 60hhz you will notice smoother gameplay when the frame rate drops instead of the stuttery gameplay accompanied by an inconsistent frame rate. The bottom line is the picture is top-notch, the added features rival TV sets that generally cost an upward of 2k and up. The TV that I paid around $1300 about 3 years ago, I would have been yeah right, if someone told me that I can get all these specs and a 75 inch on top of that for right around the same price. The Vizio M Series is a tremendous value that 2 years ago could have easily sold for $2k+ and no one would of blink an eye because of much TV you’re getting for. Perfect timing for Vizio to drop this amazing TV before the start of the football season. “Reviewers in this invitation-only program are provided products for the purpose of writing honest, unbiased reviews.

Great picture for a great price. I like the Smartcast and the main dashboard is one of the better that I have seen. I am used to using Apple TV and this is the only Smart TV that I can use their built in system and not just use my Apple TV. This my first Vizio, so hope it lasts long.

I did a ton of research on full array led TVs at 75” before buying this one. I mounted the tv, and within 12 hours, it looked like the matrix took over the screen. Absolutely a bad panel. After reading reviews on other sites, I decided I wouldn’t get a replacement, but return it an get an oled. I have this same tv in 65” without issues, so I know it was just a bad one. Vizio has a great product, but just needs better quality on these larger panels.

Got this TV to replace a 7 year old Sharp 1080P in my living room. The TV looks gorgeous on the wall, mounted it in the same spot as the previous TV. I love the look of the minimal bezel, looks like all TV up on the wall. It is also not super heavy but you must be careful handling it when you are picking it up to put on the wall on on the TV stand due to such a minimal amount of bezel. Just be careful not to put too much pressure/stress on the screen. Picture quality compared to my previous TV is obviously significantly improved and watching Movies and Sports is 10x more enjoyable. The size is great for our room with the 75" being a good fit on our wall. I have an XBOX One S, HD-DVD, and XBOX 360 hooked up via my Denon AVR Receiver on HDMI. All of them look great and play great on this TV. I also have a 4K Roku stick hooked up to one of the HDMI on the TV and the 4K HDR content really pops. We use Vudu, Netflix, and Plex for most of our movies and shows. It does pickup background light or glare if it is in a bright room so be aware of that and you will see reflections depending on how you have it mounted. The built in apps are abundant and the interface is very easy to use and I enjoy it more than I was initially expecting to. The apps load fast and the movies/shows play quickly with great picture and sound. My only complaint would be that I can't add apps to the Vizio Smart+. If I could add the one for my TV Streaming that I am paying for then I wouldn't even need my Roku stick. There are a TON of other apps and a lot that I was using as well on my Roku stick but since I can't add the ATT Streaming TV App then I still have to keep my Roku stick hooked up. I could get around that by casting to the TV from my phone but prefer not to have to do that every time I want to watch TV. Overall I am very happy with the TV and at this price point and with the built in Smart Apps it is a great large 4K TV for movies, gaming, and sports watching.

Right off the bat, biggest advantage is 4 HDMI ports. So many TV's these days only have 3, and with so many options of devices people have, its easy to fill up. with a sound system, couple game consoles and possibly a streaming stick device, things fill up. It's a bit nitpicking, but i one annoyance i have with this TV compared to every other TV I've owned, is that where the connections were all on the left side (your left as you face the screen), this Vizio, has all the hook ups on the right size. For most people this won't be an issue, but the way my existing set up is mounted to the wall and how cables are run, and arranged for maintenance, it is frustrating. The picture is very crisp and clear. Nice, vibrant colours and it is very easy to set up and adjust these settings. Action is smooth and not blurred (there's settings to help further with this) Sound is ok, but I've never found built in speakers to be that great, you'll want a sound bar or surround. There are many apps to use built in, so you likely won't need an external streaming device unless its just something you prefer. If you're one that likes to try the latest and greatest tech, the voice control in the remote is a great feature. You can search for a movie, show, actor, etc and it'll show you results and the various apps you can stream them from. That being said, i'm not a fan of the shortcuts on the remote and wish they could be customized. Crackle and Tubi? really? couldn't put HBO and Hulu on there? I had to look up to see if crackle still existed. Seems like a silly button to include in 2021. this won't apply to most, but depending on where you set your TV up, if you have another near by, such as a basement where there could be multiple TV's spread around, the remote was working on another brand of TV i had in the same room. It's frustrating because whenever i turned one TV on, they'd both go on. but because the UI's were different, i was sometimes accidentally starting two different shows at the same time, and when i go to turn one off, they both go up. could see this making sense if they were matching TV's, but different brands were surprising. overall, for the size of the this tv and the features it has, its great value For those that don't like to wall mount, you'll be happy to know that the feet aren't all the way on the end like other brands of TV's; they're near the center, so you can put it on a stand that isn't as wide as the TV.

We bought this tv after a lot of research. Is it the best tv on the market? No... However, for the price point and the features you get, it is a well rounded set.