TV was good for the price. I can’t complain. Picture is good. The sound is fine. I added a surround sound to it and wall mounted it. The set up is a little different. It wants to connect to your Google accounts but got everything set up and I’m happy with it. I bought the 65 inch now that it’s mounted. I’m thinking I should’ve got a bigger one 75 inch but I’m happy with it. So far so good.

This tv is amazing for the price point and the stunning picture it produces. the speakers are actually decent themselves but if you're interested in the movie theater sound id recommend the matching vizio soundbar setup that attaches to the tv snug with 2 screws (easy),it sounds very good and it's about $160 it comes with the wireless bass speaker. If your looking for a tv that you're feeling like you got for a steal then press the order now button!

The TV looks great and I have an overall positive experience with it. The worst part is really the software. If you want to use things like Bluetooth headsets/speakers - be prepared for frustrating times get it to pair then reconnect the next time... Also, creature comforts like staring up on the correct input work maybe 50% of the time. So, it's a decent product with poor execution and support... Typical of a non-manufacturing, badge engineering/marketing company. For the price point it is a good value, I just wonder if I had spent another $50.00 or so on another brand would I still be dealing with a bad interface...

I only had this tv for about 4 months and it literally already went out on me. I was away from the house for almost a full day, came back home to kick my feet up and watch a show and boom. It would be on for literally a second and shut right back off. I googled many ways to try and fix it nothing did the problem. I recommend reading reviews and specs before purchasing!

Initially I was going to look into the Hisense Qled 65". As I was looking into that tv, I seen this Vizio also being advertised on sale. At the time of purchase, the Hisense was $80 or so more then the Vizio. a few pros and cons with both TVs being compared, but ultimately the Vizio won for me as it was a bit cheaper and as I already had a Vizio sound bar at the house. so far of only having it for a few days, it is a pretty nice tv. the next model higher gives you a bit more options when it comes to fine-tuning and playing with the settings such as for the picture and sound but all in all, it will work good enough for me. picture is great once you adjust the settings, the speakers on the TV does not mean much as I have that sound bar. I come from Roku with several other Hisense TVs in the house as it would be nice if this TV ran on the Roku as well but, Vizio runs their own streaming menus so I settled for buying the newest Roku 4K with Dolby Vision ECT and now, it works great. In my opinion definitely a bang for the buck.

My hubby bought this, what I thought at the time, was an excessively huge tv. I know it’s not the biggest, but we live in a tiny house, so yes it is HUGE. But, all things considered, I actually love the tv now. I can actually see the players when we watch the basketball game.😂 it has a beautiful pic and great sound. It took the whole wall to mount but since it’s on a swivel it’s ok.

this is the second Vizio we have had in 3 years our first one we bought 3 years ago because we wanted a smart tv we had a smaller vizio that is still going after 18 years so when we were upgrading we picked a 65 inch visio tv because the picture is so beautiful and clear on our older visio. the new 65 inch was everything we hoped for beautiful picture great sound everything except it just stopped working after 3 years no problems with it it just quit. we now have a different model visio 65 inch that is suppose to last a lot of years. visio tvs are wonderful the picture ect but be careful the model you choose some of their models don't last as long as others. do your research!!!

Within 4 months it totally died. No power, nothing. It’s taken weeks for Vizio to finally take action to process a return. This makes our 3rd Vizio to have some sort of problem with from sound boards, picture issues and now this one sounds like a power board.

I'm kind of old school so I didn't like that I was pretty much forced to install the Vizio app on my phone when setting up the TV. I have satellite TV and have the TV set to start on the last input but it doesn't always do that. So I need to select the input about every third time I turn the set on which is inconvenient. I'm guessing it wants to sell me subscriptions. Other than that it seems like a really nice TV based on my first week of use. It has much better sound than my previous 50" Vizio and I really like the bigger screen.

Would not recommend. Have not even had one month and I’m already having to unplug it for a minute, plug back in, to get it to play a simple movie. I can’t move too much so I watch a lot of movies, and unfortunately this tv just won’t stream them. The colors are awesome, the sound is good, but what good is that when you’re having to get up and unplug the thing multiple times a day just to watch something. Nope, don’t buy it.