[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is the 7th Vizio brand TV we’ve both through the years. We’ve never had a bit of trouble with them. In fact, 2 of the first ones we’ve bought we’ve given them away & family members still use them.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this 3 days ago for my garage. Although my iPhone will play videos there, this TV will not. Takes 5 minutes to turn on, doesn’t pick up over the air channels. Doesn’t have Pandora. The remote doesn’t support voice searches. This 40” is too small for me to read text, etc. Visio insists on tracking all my viewing activity when there is no good reason other than selling my preferences.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Smart Tv's can be too smart. Be aware to get stsrted it's OK to accept all the invasive functions you will discover later. Supposedly you can change them so you are not bombarded with more thn you need. Yes, the screen is wonderful:; the Free + is a massive list of streaming stuff to discover. Unfortunately the guide is short, so you have to select on the right categories of interest and then the guide is still limited ven with the grat amount to discover. Yes, can 'select' items as favorites. Then there is the left column from "Home' of more to selet but the remote's arrows run rather than stiop at each selection no matter how hard you try to just click for one. The App behaves much better than the hand-held remote. The first screen thinks it's Smart and explodes VIZIO's primary viewing selection along with a mass of Apps that you will spend time either deleting or rearranging. I spent a day and a half acquiring some skills. Then I realized I would have to teach my partner all that I knew. In a world where time is critical I knew this TV was too smart for me. Considering all the technology we have acquired,... IOT devices, Security Cameras & Systems, smart bulbs, PC's, Tablets, Cellphones, 5 Tv's, 2 of which are older easy-to-operate VIZIO models, 2 Samsung 'Smart TV's with different abilities and an old (2014!) 40 inch main room TV (inside a massive entertainment center)... adding a super-Smart VIZIO was more than this older guy was willing to invest more time..

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this Vizeo TV yesterday and so far it's working great. I have no doubts that it won't have any issues for a good while. The cost and Vizio name is what got me. Picture is good and has alot of free movies. Tv loads quickly. I suggest using a sound bar. This is actually the 2nd Vizio I've purchased. The 1st one lasted about 8 years.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Ive had my new TV for a month now and its great...easy setup, easy to maneuver around and a quality picture. The only thing left to test is longevity which cant be determined...my 2 previous TVs, Sonys, lasted 8 years.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I gave an overall rating of 3 stars because the closed captioning doesn't work for every channel. This is a real problem for my wife because she 74 and is hearing impaired and rely's on being able to read the captions.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Smart TV was bought for me as a gift a few days after my not so Smart TV died the moment I turned it on after 10 years. It has many features I'm still adjusting to, but it is overall a great TV so far.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The kitchen cabinet is a VERY specific size. The only TV that fits is this brand. Bought one in 2021 and it froze up all the time. So, fast forward to upgrading the wifi to AT&T Fiber and realize the TV only connects at 2.4. So, purchased the newest model and connected it to the 5.0 signal. STILL. FREEZES. UP. ALL. THE. TIME!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is the second Vizio I have owned. The other one died on July 5 after 10 1/2 years of owning it. So I immediately purchased this one! So far I have not been disappointed, even though I have only owned it for four days. The picture is bright and beautiful. The sound quality is excellent. It was fairly easy to set up and was light enough for me, a 70-year-old woman, to be able to pick it and place it on top of a table about 5 feet high. I’m hoping that this TV will last as long as my last one did. If so, I will be putting another review on this site in 10 1/2 more years!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I just bought a 40” for my son’s room. We have a Vizio in every room that has a television. We have always been very pleased with the quality of the Vizio lines of TV’s and we will continue to be pro Vizio.