So far, I am very happy with my new Vizio tv. It has great picture and sound. It comes with lots of preprogrammed apps for all kinds of free tv programs and movies. With a smart tv like this, there is no need to pay for expensive cable or satellite tv. All you need is wifi internet, and you will have an enormous amount of free tv and movie options.

This is my third Vizio TV. The two others I have had for years and we still watch it. But my 65” is the greatest. I love watching the TV and as big as this is I find myself dodging bullets on the tv. I feel like I am right there. It was a good price and if this last as long as the 32” I will be putting this one in the bedroom and get a newer model and bigger.

I decided to branch out from Samsung and give this VIZIO a shot. Reviews made it sound like a hidden gem. This is not a gem. This is garbage rectangle with a power cord attached. From day one, the colors flicker when you move your eyes around the screen like it's trying to send you a distress signal in morse code. Watching anything on it feels less like entertainment and more like a low-budget rave directly aimed at your eyeballs. I've gone through every setting imaginable. Tweaked, reset, unplugged, And the worst part? It's not just annoying, it's actually hard to watch. Not “haha quirky issue” hard… more like “why do I now have a headache” hard. I really wanted to like this TV. I've givin it chances. Multiple. At this point, we're not even in a relationship anymore. We're just two entities sharing a room, and one of us is constantly disappointing the other. Moral of the story: sometimes stepping outside your comfort zone leads to growth. Other times, it leads to “saving money on a tv.” If you're thinking about buying it, I'd recommend keeping your money, your sanity, and your eyesight intact.

Great tv, easy set up, great picture, my only complaint is the remote, the volume and mute buttons are on the side which is the dumbest thing Vizio ever did, you constantly are accidentally hitting the mute button while using the main center of the remote. Please put it back on the front of the remote.

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.

This Vizio 4K TV is an absolute steal for the price. The 4K clarity is sharp, and the HDR performance really makes colors pop, especially during movies or gaming. The built-in SmartCast platform is snappy and has all the apps I actually use, plus the AirPlay and Chromecast support make it super easy to stream from my phone. If you want a premium-looking picture without the premium price tag, this is definitely the way to go!

Don't do it! I hardly watch tv, and after only a few months it turned on of its own accord with a fireplace screen saver out of essentially nowhere as I hadn't even watched tv in a few days, so I unplugged it to see what the ghosts had to say about that and now I did a Vizio update on my phone and the whole thing won't even turn on!!!! A HUNK OF JUNK!!!!

I LOVE the picture quality! It's vibrant and the colors pop! I read a review that said the sound was tinny and was really bad, but the sound quality is really good. I thought I would need a sound bar, but it isn't necessary. You can turn the sound up really loud and it keeps it's quality. I did have a problem logging it on my wifi, but quickly figured it out. As far as setting the TV up and turning it on - no problem at all. This is an excellent TV and you really can't beat the price for a 65".

The tv price and quality have been great. However, it's hardwired to the Ethernet and consistently drops connection. It will kick off in the middle of a show or have issues loading an app then default to not connected to the internet. Literally hardwired in. And the internet for the rest of the house is uninterrupted. This started about three months after installed.

My tv keeps turning on by itself and nothing I do fixes it. Even after googling it and doing everything possible it still turns on every 15 mins. Very unpleased with this tv and I have only bought Vizio for 30 years. This is the first one that I have had issues this bad with.