VIZIO 50" Class Quantum Series Mini LED 4K Smart TV

Purchased this TV for my son's college apartment. The picture is crisp and clear. The sound is very good. It has a VERY simple remote but it works well. You have to sign up for a Sony/Vizio account (which I did not like) to activate the smart features but it's what makes the TV work.

Okay so I was initially worried because it had 12% negative reviews due to damaged goods arriving at the doorstep, but the TV was in great condition. The delivery gets 5 stars, and the TV gets 5 stars, so far I love it. The picture is great, it runs much faster than my old TV - all of the apps were starting to get laggy and slow so it's nice to have a TV that works well and looks great. It mounted really well too, so no complaints in that department. There is one aspect of this product that almost made me it send it back on principle alone. Walmart has purchased Vizio, and now you have to have a Walmart account tied to your TV in order for the "smart TV" component to function they will collect your data through this device and monetize it in any way they can. It doesn't sound too bad at first glance given the nature of technology these days, but when you read the user agreement it gets pretty sketchy. Signing this agreement binds you to a clause that allows Walmart a lot of leeway should you need to sue them in the future for any reason whatsoever. Instead of taking them to court through the typical process ( I.E a constitutional Judge and jury) you will instead go through the process of arbitration, in other words, a special court system that has a long history of favoring corporations almost exclusively. The success rate of the average person winning a case through arbitration is slim to none, so you are essentially waiving your right to ever sue them. I know most people will never need to sue Walmart, but I find this to be an incredibly sleazy business practice that takes no personal accountability and consumers should not tolerate this behavior. If you purchase a Vizio TV and sign the user agreement you have 60 days to opt out of the arbitration clause by sending Walmart a specifically written letter. You can Google the process pretty easily, so I recommend everyone protect themselves and opt out ASAP. Walmart needs to adjust their behavior, as do most corporations and hope for a day when these things are addressed appropriately by the general public. Protect yourselves!