Over all, this unit has many qualities and very vivid images. It paired up with my Directv remote, but the next morning the unit is powered by my Directv remote, but no picture until I use the Vizio remote. This issue consists permanently. On the third morning, the tv would not power up at all. The Vizio app confirmed that. I then needed to unplug the unit, wait 30 seconds and plug back in. This seemed to reboot the unit and this issue has not reoccurred.

i don't care for the marketing. a vizio smartTV was far different before walmart bought them out. i also don't like the small remote, i'm constantly pressing unintended buttons when using it. so it's not good for someone with dexterity issues. overall the picture quality is good for the price and the sound is decent.

While visiting my sister, I was amazed at the quality of her tv picture so I purchased this tv as well. The picture is so very vivid I feel it is almost live! And I really like the 65” screen. I purchased the additional four year warranty for only $ 44.00 ( $ 11.00 a year) so I'm sure we will enjoy this tv for years to come. Adding the extraordinary value for the tv, under $ 400 and on sale, too? It was a no brainer!

The TV overall is good. However, there are a few things that keep it from being perfect. First, for some reason, the Vizio tv WONT let you complete its setup without a Walmart account sign in. Not a big deal for some folks, but I don't like every device I own being tied to an account. Especially my tv. Second, if you plan to connect a fire stick to this tv, you'll need two remotes; the original Vizio and the fire tv remote. The tv won't turn on without its proprietary remote. Last, and most important, the sound varies WILDLY from service to service. For example, we can watch a movie on Netflix comfortably at volume 21. Then, if we switch to HULU, the volume is too quiet…we have to bump up to 50. From there, if we switch to YouTube, we have to bump the volume down to 12. If you have the extra couple hundred bucks to spend, I'd spend it on a better tv

The absolute worst TV. It seems like they force firmware level updates that were thrown together by AI vibe coders in their early 20s. Absolute NIGHTMARE to try to use this TV if you don't want to use the onboard OS. The inputs are “buggy” so they won't work half the time or the TV will decide to try to get you to watch their OS on the TV because of MARKETING AND ADS, that's right, they force the updates etc because they run ads ON YOUR HOMESCREEN. We didn't realize until we left the TV paused only to wake up in the middle of the night to advertisements playing loudly on the TV. BUY ANYTHING ELSE. Hisense is good.

I love Vizio TVs! We have several others and have never had any problems with any of them. When I saw this one for the size and price, I was amazed and ordered right away. As with our others it is great! The set up was a little different because I had to download apps but that was easy as well. We love our new Vizio 65" tv.

Do away with having to sign up for a Walmart account to use this TV for a smart TV. I bought this Vizio because the TV I replaced was a Vizio TV and it worked just fine for several years. This one keeps switching from the HDMI cable box to Vizio Home in a middle of a program while watching it. If I had known what I was getting when buying this TV I would have bought another brand. Bad decision on Vizio's part in teaming up with Walmart.

Great picture for a great price. However, the TV forces you to log in with a Walmart account to use it, which seems pretty shady. Also, there is an annoying edge glow during scenes, even with the brightness turned down and calibrated for dark mode. When a full image is displayed it looks fantastic, but the edge bleed is noticeable at all times.

Plugged in our brand‑new VIZIO Quantum 4K QLED TV and before anything even loaded, the very first VIZIO logo screen had vertical lines running through it. My husband looked over and said, “Since when does the VIZIO logo have lines in it?”That was literally the first thing this TV showed. No apps, no setup, no inputs — just instant screen defects right out of the box. Completely unacceptable for a new purchase. Returning it to Walmart.

This TV was a good deal but the complicated installation and having to update the system for what seems like every 2-3 weeks is a little ridiculous. As a family-friendly household, we also like to try to keep the scary ads for shows off of the Home Screen but somehow they pop up even when we have the parental setting activated.