I’m really happy with this 43-inch TV. The picture quality is sharp and vibrant, with great color and clarity—perfect for movies, sports, and everyday watching. The size is ideal for a bedroom or smaller living space without feeling too bulky. Setup was quick and easy, and the smart features work smoothly. Apps load fast, and navigating the menu is simple and user-friendly. The sound is decent on its own, but even better when paired with a soundbar. Overall, this TV is a great value for the price. It delivers solid performance, a sleek design, and everything you need for streaming and cable. Definitely recommend if you’re looking for a reliable mid-size TV!

Great TV for the price!! The remote has no numbers so that's a bit of a nuisance, and sound is louder on commercials then program tv. The remote also has sound on the side which is not a good place.

I had to return this TV. I bought it to use in my SIM rig for Gran Turismo and similar games from PS5. I was having issues with the picture quality. There was a green tinge on the bright spots, and when the sun would appear in frame, the picture would get suddenly darker or lighter. I tried multiple 8K HDMI cables, and then tested those cables on a different TV and it turns out they were fine. The issue is the HDMI ports on this Vizio 43 inch TV. They cannot handle 4K 60 HDR. There is just not enough bandwidth. If you’re only going to use it for streaming, with the inbuilt apps, then this is probably not a concern for you. If you are going to keep to 4K 30 HDR it might work, or if you’re just not going to use HDR at all, it will probably be OK. I was impressed that it had 1080 at 120 FPS. I don’t know if HDR was active or not but that looked OK. If you’re looking for a 120 FPS capable screen, this may work for you. It is very nice that this TV is directly lit and not edge lit. TLDR; did not work with 4K 60 HDR from PS5. I gave it three stars, because it may be fine if you don’t need to use an external video source.

Software is glitchy. Speakers randomly pop. Picture is average. Will never buy a tv online again . Had to send the first one back because it came with a messed up screen. Remote volume button works some of the time.

This tv requires you to log in to a Walmart account in order to use it. It wouldn't even let us use the hdmi input until we were logged in. After multiple “system errors” and almost throwing it out the window we were finally able to use the tv. After we finally logged in the tv seems to have a decent picture quality and the sound is okay. I would not have purchased this if I had known I had to log in through Walmart in order to use the item I paid for.

We've had a total of 7 Vizio TVs and the first 4 are still in service. The oldest is about 12 years old. The last three purchased in the last 4 months have had to be returned for various problems. This time I'll try a different brand.

I purchased 1, took it back, returned the second one. The picture stuttered terribly. At times I had to unplug them because they would not respond to the remotes. Sam’s club did make the exchange and return processes simple.

After just a few months, The television won't even turn on. When it is on, the picture is awful and the quality is subpar. I wish I could return this. The television won't even turn on. When it is on, the picture is awful and the quality is subpar. I wish I could return this.

Do not buy this tv if you don’t want to have to link it to a Walmart account. WM now owns vizio and it makes it sound like you don’t have to link the two, but you do. I then found it impossible to actually link my WM to Vizio. I gave up after an hr of trying and returned the tv and bought a different brand. WM should not be forcing their customers to do this.

Fell in love with this Vizio TV but will be returning it. Good picture and sound. Wonky remote. But the worst is less than a month of use and the TV has issues with streaming services, especially YouTubeTV. Also picture often goes blank or forces you to reestablish apps. Too bad because my other Vizio TV is great.