[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My first Vizio was 13 yrs ago. It was a 3D type TV. And was the only that never gave me issues. Before my Purchase of this new TV I had an LG. Started giving me issues. So decided to go for a Vizio from the 3D tv I had years ago. I love it! Love the quality image. The Audio and also the features. Love it love it

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this earlier this week as a much needed upgrade in my small apartment and it has made such a difference. Movie night is no longer squinting at a screen but is now an immersive experience! I’ve had several friends over for movie night since purchasing and they have all commented on how great this tv is, truly a great purchase!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Recently bought this like this past weekend. Love the size, the picture quality and the many many choices of free movies and shows. Directions for setting it up was difficult for us as we are not computer savvy, we still have to fine tune it to our likes. Need help in adjusting the sound, the music and background sound from the movies is very loud but the voices you can barely hear. We're retired so we have time to figure this out. But it was a good value.

The tv is great. I love how much lighter it is than our old Vizio. That made it so much easier to hang on the wall. The picture quality is amazing. The sound is good. One complaint I have is when we hooked it to our Vizio sound bar, the bar only works when watching certain apps. The sound just comes from the tv with other apps. This may be an issue we just need to figure out with our setup, but I thought I would mention it in case it wasn't just us. Overall, I am very happy with my purchase, think it's a great value for the price, and I highly recommend the tv.

Be sure to download the app for this tv. The icon "remote" is better than the physical remote, you can mute commercials, adjust volume, add closed captioning etc. It also has settings, which I used to adjust the picture for clarity and sharpness. Bluetooth is only for headphones, I couldn't connect our bluetooth speakers. But I can use my bluetooth earbuds or android phone to listen if need be. Casting to the tv from other devices is supported and very handy. Easy easy set up. I connected all the cords to the back of the tv before setting it on the stand. The electric plug in is on the right hand side under the raised back in the middle (hard to find) glad I did all this before setting it on the stand. Very happy with this TV even though it is larger than our 55" (ten years old) it still fit on the tv table we use.

The Vizio operating system for streaming is super slow when compared to Roku and Fire Stick devices. The CEC functionality is frustratingly awful. The TV will eventually automatically go to whatever input you've activated, but then it's just a screen telling you no devices were detected so I have to turn everything off and then back on for the TV to actually acknowledge my cable box or fire stick. Sometimes the TV goes schizophrenic and can't decide what picture quality it wants to present. I do like that Vizio soundbars easily attach to the bottom of the TV. TLDR get something else.

I have owned this tv for several month now. The picture is fine the sound is ok. This tv randomly freezes the picture or completely exits out of the app you are in and goes to the home screen. Its really irritating when you are trying to watch live sports. I have multiple vizio tvs (different models) on the same network. and they do not exhibit the same problems so it is not my network. For the price the picture is good but the tv's hardware or firmware is very unstable.

Bought this to replace an older model that was low on memory. This TV is great, easy to set up and signed into ALL OUR APPS (we have all the big names and some of the more obscure), so I’m not sure what folks are talking about not having access to apps. The big names ones are listed on the tv box. Picture quality is great, although I’m not a snob/expert with those things. Sound is also great, planning on getting the soundbar that Visio also makes, but definitely not a must have. Remote is nice, haven’t tried the voice control yet. Overall: great bargain for this type of quality product. Definitely recommend if your budget is under $500.

My tv stopped all ability to navigate after only three weeks of use. Now it has to be replaced and I have to wait another two to three weeks for a new tv. I sure hope the new one keeps working. I tried every fix recommended and nothing worked. I even bought a brand new remote! It will not even turn off. I have to unplug it. If it could be replaced sooner that would be a huge help. I hope the new one will last. I’m very disappointed and out of a tv for too long.

First tried the 65” ONN 4K. Definitely avoid at all costs. Returned and got this Vizio 65Quantum 4K. The picture is very good and the sound is pretty good just do not use the “Clear Speech” option in “Audio” as it will crackle the speech in the speakers. Almost sounds like the treble is cranked to high and the speakers are blown. Don’t mess with that. The Internal WI-FI 6 isn’t that great. (For Ex. During the start of each episode of “Friends” the picture is blurry and pixilated, then after 30 seconds or so the WI-FI catches up and the picture is fine. Definitely use an external streaming device like a Roku or Amazon stick and that problem goes away as those process signals better. Also, the TV will not let you change the aspect ratio (Zoom, Wide, Stretch etc.) if you want to eliminate black bars on top and bottom of a movie. (Vizio needs to do an update to fix that). If you use an external device via HDMI then the Aspect Ratio unlocks allowing to change (Very strange). It’s not the best TV, but it’s a great option if you want a good picture and sound on a budget.