This happened within the first week! I ordered a pizza for pickup before I left the house, went to pick up the pizza. I was only gone 18 minutes round trip, place is completely empty no one there at all other than my cat. my main camera inside is focused on my front door and in the same shot is my TV, they pick up motion and are live and recording 24/7. that being said no one was in my house or went near that TV while I was gone! if you look at the photo I'm genuinely curious about how this could possibly happen 9 days after receiving the TV and have been using this TV every night since having it, until this happened. I'm still trying to figure out how to do any of the warranty side of how to ship this or return this Even though I have the original box and everything to it still. I'm just waiting on a response as to send it or what not.

I love the TV but I hate that you have to join things to get it to work I would love to plug in my TV connected to my cable and be finished don't like having to scan things and have to go online to get my TV to work I like to keep things simple and this was not a simple setup to me but I guess it it is keeping up with the times

Unfortunately i am returning after a week because the TV shuts off at randomn times for no reason and now there is a 8 inch block on the left side that shows up of the picture not working at random times. I will attempt a 2nd TV hopefully.

the TV does not have the picture I expected nor is the sound good without adding a sound bar or something similar. But you get what you pay for, for the money it is a good TV.

It’s a Walmart TV, not much more to say about. Good overall value for my need. Sound and picture will need to be adjusted for optimal results, but that’s typical, even for a premium product.

I could have bought any TV. Bought a 65 and a 75 for a fraction of the cost of one of the high ends elsewhere. Plus I got a new grill !!! lol. Really pleased with my purchases!!

When I am watching my Direct tv channels on my internet vizio will click Direct tv off and we have to start all over. This happemns several times a day.. I would like to replace

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

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.

I'm satisfied with this purchase. The quality of the picture and ease of setup are amazing! The sound has to be on the high end of the scale, but not an issue. The only negative I've noticed is that it seems to have intermittent WiFi connectivity issues.