Was happy with purchase, but had to return it due to the fact that have another Vizio tv in the same room. Each remote from both tvs were controlling each other. That is The only reason why I had to return the tv. There is no way to reprogram the remotes to work o oh with one tv unfortunately.

I've owned two of these televisions now. Different models. Picture is good. The channel changer in each case is awful. Does not work well. You need to press quite hard to change the channel or the button is too sensitive and jumps. Very poorly designed. When I bought my second Vizio I thought this issue was remedied. No. I'll stick with Samsung or Rokus next time.

Disappointed I was looking forward to the Bluetooth feature, but instead all I hear is a crackling sound, sucks I was looking forward to listening to TV whiley youngest was asleep. The pic quality is great l. Again super disappointed that's the reason I bought this one was for the Bluetooth feature

So the TV works OK. Not great. The resolution is no better than our old one that died (1080ppi), and this is supposed to be a 2160ppi resolution. It's disappointing. Streaming is okay. So far, no buffering. The drawbacks are as follows... 1.) The screen ratio/dimension is smaller than our old one even tho it is the same size - 43" 2.) Amazon Prime Video, the screen display ratio is even worse. The picture doesn't fill the screen - you get the old top and bottom black bars - "cinema or widescreen view" even tho the TV is a widescreen 16:9 ratio. Go into settings, and you have one option for screen display - "Normal" - and nothing else, so you can't really adjust it. Why even offer it, if you can't adjust it. Pointless. It took me a while to program all the remotes and get it all hooked up... I'm not tearing it apart again. When my smaller TV dies, I will replace it with this one and move to a different model and brand.

The image is not as good as an old LG 720p that it is replacing. As you walk around the image gets lighter. It seems so cheap compared to the old LG that I had for around 10 years. You can't see any information like screen resolution or signal strength like I can see on my other TVs. The remote is lacking functionality.

I think it's a pretty good TV. For the price I think it would be hard to beat. I usually buy more expensive brands for the tv's that are watched more often but this was for a spare bedroom so I didn't want to go with an expensive tv. I'm pretty impressed with this Vizio overall. Easy setup and nice features. The picture is pretty good actually at this size 43”. A bigger one might not look as good perhaps ( not sure) but at 43 “ it's decent for sure. Overall a very good TV for a very reasonable price.

Pixelates and actually several times the remote wouldn't let me turn the tv off or change channel. I had to physically unplug the tv to turn it off. Has decent picture quality. When I try to stream I have put volume full blast to be lucky enough to hear it. When go back to regular tv have to turn volume way down again or it deafens you.

This TV has a great picture but it would have a hard time responding to the remote and it would randomly go back to the home page while I was watching a streaming show. I returned it and bought a Samsung like I should have done in the first place. Vizio is not for me.

The picture is not great, and watching off angle is horrendous. It's in the bedroom, so I look straight at it, but if you have a setup where you have to watch even a little off angle, you won't be happy with it. But it's also a $200, so you get what you pay for.

Had to get another tv due to my 1st HD Tv pic going out, and had the BEST picture quality (for a older tv-720p). This 4k is the worst out of the 5 tvs I have. I have to constantly change the picture setting day/ night-time. No need for backlight. Too much of a glare, no matter the settings!