[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought this TV after my other Vizio died. I knew the brand and after having read several reviews I made the decision this was the TV I wanted. GREAT tv with the features I wanted and the picture I expected.

Good TV at a Good Price. The picture is good and the sound is ok. However, I hate the remote control. Too slim and hard to hold, with small buttons that are hard to press, and all black with no lights so you can't see the buttons in the dark. Terrible remote! I need to find an alternative.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Smart TV was a birthday gift. I unpacked it and set it up in minutes. It was easy to mount to the bracket system and simple to wire up. I connected the TV to my home internet and after a few updates, it was ready to start programming. Connecting Amazon Alexa and our various streaming services was a breze. Very Happy with this product.

I have loved this TV for the past 5 years. It ended up developing some lines that could not get fixed but thanks to the extra insurance I got we got it replaced. Now the brand new TV I substituted it with has a dark spot on the screen. I am sending it back and getting a new one

This is our third Vizio tv and we are very happy with all three. The pictures are great and we haven’t had any problems with them. I do have one concern about this new one V505-g9. The remote is much different from the others. It is very cheap and the volume and mute buttons on the side is hard and annoying to use. Other than this we love our new Vizio.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] While maintaining its great color quality standards, Vizio has continued to deliver outstanding products. Owning Vizio electronics is an achievement to that of owning respected Samsung electronics that you can trust to have a long life. However, Vizio's OS updates provide questionable future results with the removal of features purchasers lean most on when it matters. Change is inevitable, but when it changes the relationship between your product and its access, it becomes a problem. With updates removing simple accessibility needs like “input at power on” and others; it poses questions like “Will Vizio become the new Apple?” providing updates that brick devices, instead of instilling confidence in the health of purchasers devices. Until simple key features become concrete in features, loss of confidence continues posing risks of future electronics. It is only loss of a feature, but it could end up something else entirely in the end.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 55 inch tv needed to be replaced. I prefer the Vizio brand. The quality is excellent. I now only have Vizio's TV's in my house and I am pleased with all of them. The picture is clear and the colors are amazing.

A child could set up this TV. The remote control looks like it’s missing half the required buttons, but it actually is efficiently intuitive and simple to operate. I bought a second remote to have access from opposite sides of our room, but my only complaint is that the TV will only pair its voice control function to one remote. An update to the software would be desirable.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The remote is small and does not offer options to select a channel using numbers, or return to previous channel, like the Spectrum remote. I didn't get any instructions with the TV, nor an owners manual. I called Visio, but was unable to get human assistance, only AI.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] [Employee of vizio] I purchased this TV on AUG 19, 2024, to replace a nearly 10-year-old Sony. Despite the age difference and all that Quantum 4K QLED HDR biz, the picture quality isn't any better than the old Sony. Sound isn't any better either. Thank goodness I already have a soundbar.