This is a great value for the money. The TV is super light making it easy to mount on the wall by myself. The only issue is the sound is quite low compared to another older TV (visio too) that we have, the other TV never goes above 15/100 volume settings and this one has to be at 30/100 to sounds similar

this tv will re-start while I'm in the middle of playing my ps5...this tv will show lines in the screen as if its about to go out. I hate I purchased this tv...Im collecting video%26 pictures of all these things that I'm speaking of because I've had this tv for less than a full month and I'm requesting a refund

Wow! This is a great find at an excellent price. The picture is so colorfully vibrant, clear, and big. It did take more than two hous for us to get our new 75" up, software updates downloaded, as well as read and accept Vizio's agreement in order to gain access. But the time invested will now bring years of enjoyable viewing from our family room and adjoining kitchen. Note: The footstands are about 57" apart. If you need a TV stand, make sure it's wider than 58". We have paintings and pictures on the wall. So a TV stand is always required.

Alright, so I finally upgraded to the 75-inch Vizio Quantum, and let me tell you — this thing is basically a drive-in movie screen that somehow fit through my front door. I remember when a 32-inch tube TV weighed more than my first car, and now I’ve got this futuristic slab of glass hanging on the wall like it owns the place. The picture? Honestly, it’s gorgeous. The colors are bright enough to make your retinas question their life choices, and the 4K detail means I can see every pore on whoever’s on screen. It’s a little unsettling but, hey, progress. Quantum Dot sounds like something out of Back to the Future, but apparently it just means “fancy pixels that don’t suck.” I will say, if you’re watching in a pitch-black room, the blacks aren’t super deep. You’ll notice it a little — nothing tragic, but if you’re expecting full “movie theater in the basement” vibes, you might side-eye it. But if you’re like me and there’s usually a lamp on, a dog walking by, or someone raiding the fridge mid-show, it looks phenomenal. The built-in speakers are… fine. As in “doesn’t sound like an old boombox” fine. But if you actually want to feel explosions or hear dialogue that doesn’t sound like it’s coming from a tin can, just grab a soundbar. Don’t fight it. The smart TV interface? Works. Not the fastest thing on earth, but I’m not trying to code NASA missions — I’m just trying to get to Netflix before my popcorn cools off. For gaming, it’s smooth and quick. No lag that makes me want to throw a controller through it, which is saying something. This thing is big, bright, and absolutely worth the money. It’s not a $2,000 OLED, but for the price, it’s an absolute beast. Perfect for movie nights, gaming marathons, or pretending you’re productive while binging entire seasons of shows from your youth. Would I recommend it? Yep. It’s a solid “treat yourself” TV that doesn’t require selling a kidney. Just don’t forget the soundbar — or a sturdy wall mount, because this bad boy is massive.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was operating on a budget and found this to be a great value with great features--everything I was looking for. I have been pleased with the Vizio Home Screen and built-in apps. Everything I need is available with a few clicks!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I needed a new tv so I bought this it was a good deal and we upgraded from a Samsung. The quality of the tv is so crisp and clean. There are a lot of display options so you can choose how the tv looks and the quantum display. I love using the voice remote for easy navigation throughout the tv and it reacts really fast after you have asked it to go to this specific app or search this specific movie or show.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I pretty much had the exact same tv but when I just moved from Houston to Dallas my poor tv never came back on. Unfortunately, I had when I was not prepared to, but did not think twice about getting another Vizio. Love love love the new one.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this right before football season and am so glad I did. Picture quality is amazing, navigation is easy, and the tv is super lightweight for its size, making it easy to mount on the wall. I also purchased the quick fit soundbar which just snaps right on making your viewing experience have excellent audio as well. I would definitely recommend this setup, especially at such a great price point.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was worried about quality because of the low price. I was dead wrong, this TV is better that or equal to a higher priced competition brand.. I am very happy with the bright colors and deep rich sound.. Will buy another one in the very near future.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I previously purchased 65” Vizio Tv and I had good experience with it. I watched stranger things on the TV though there were some problems with the TV. The major problem is to restart and reset the TV quite often to get it up and running when it is stuck and not able to open any apps.