We purchased this tv as a replacement for one in our RV. Very pleased with the quality and how it fits in the tv space in the RV. Very light weight and happy with audio and video aspects of the product. I just hope it'll withstand the jostling around common to an RV. The interface is pretty well laid out and fairly intuitive. Overall I give it 5 stars.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I just bought a new 40" Vizio to replace my previous 40" Vizio that began having backlight LCD problems on the upper third of the screen. Great tv. Previous 40" Vizio had 3 HDMI inputs but the new 40" Vizio has only 2 HDMI inputs. More is better. Do not skimp on HDMI inputs. I own 4 Vizio tv's and enjoy them in different rooms. My advice is don't skimp on inputs. Thank you.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My new Vizio was bought to replace one that was 10 years old, but was caught by a power surge. I wouldn't otherwise have looked for another set, since I was very happy with my old one. The new Vizio is even more satisfying, with more channels available and a sleeker interface. For the price, I don't think there's a better set on the market.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got the small 24' cause I only had a small space available so I wasn't expecting much but this little tv sure packs a punch. The sounds and features make it an experience that's larger than 24 inches!! Will probably buy the bigger inched tv for the living room if I could win the soundbar deal!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Video is fine. Audio needs to have a soundbar for volume boost. Controls are a bit flaky. Updating seems to happen at random times, or I assume the reboots are that. Mount is minimal as provided, but does inflate cost if wall mounted. Smartcast is a bit convoluted, but manageable.This is a 32-inch, so menus and captions are hard to read from a normal distance. Vizio is actively improving the software.

This is a wedding anniversary gift from my wife's stepmother, and it is an impressive piece of technology. The only problem I have with it is the updating, and it does not work well with my Roku device. The screen is impressive, and the colors, graphics, and resolution are as well. A few tweaks are needed here and there but are satisfied at this juncture.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've had this TV for over a year. It was bought so we could use our streaming services in the bedroom. The TV works as it should, but the main thing we ended up being surprised by is the Vizio free streaming channels. We did not realize it would be as extensive as it has been and we find a lot of things to watch just through the free Vizio streaming. As usual for our experience with Vizio, the TV performance itself is very reliable and high quality.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Overall the setup was okay, however, the initial setup did not program the local cable channels. It took a number of attempts to determine how to program local channels. Finally found instructions in how to program local cable channels in the electronic manual.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Exceptional. Just wonderful. We have several Vizios from 780s to 1080s and, most recently a 4K (which is incredible). This D-Series was just as easy to set up with only slightly less crisp picture (a decent trade off). We only had a problem transitioning from the old local cable to a new HDMI connection. One suggestion, consider including a short 4 ft HDMI cable with set. If we had that available the set up would have taken half the time.

I bought my tv 5 months ago. Now it won't turn on unless I unplug it for 11seconds holding the power button. I do this daily and I don't have access to the apps on the tv. I have to push input button to get to regular channels. wish I didn't buy this tv, too complicated .