I had the regular 4K UHD Vizio before this one. The Quantum Pro is leaps and bounds better. The picture quality is fantastic. I thought about removing a star because it is missing its border, which seems like a manufacturing error, around the screen everywhere except for the bottom edge. But the picture quality and everything else about the tv is so good that it really doesn’t matter. It is great with my PS5 and XBOX series X. Watching sports looks fantastic. I love this tv

I’ve had this for a few days. Still trying to perfect the picture. I’m not sure I can but picture is really good compared to my last tv but that was 8 years old. Motion rate is listed as 120 I’m finding it’s blurry in situations my 60 hz wasn’t. Maybe I still have to fine tune the motion. There wasn’t any instructions that came with tv and I wanted to know if the ( gaming HDMI port was the only120 hz input or if it doesn’t matter) Still looking for answers I guess.

Bought one for Christmas and within a week we had to start doing hard resets - unplug, wait, hold power button, wait, plug back in, and reboot it. Returned it for a new one that we got this week. Fingers crossed it was just a bad board because the picture is amazing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I first went through the setup and was able to disable or otherwise not use some of the 'big brother', 'you need to make an online account', setup options requested to use the television. 1 week later, the TV mysteriously stopped going to the home screen. Even the local channels I had setup the week earlier were inaccessible. The HDMI connections still mostly worked but the sound on some of my devices stopped getting through to my receiver. After an hour trying different things, I finally had to do a factory reset to get functionality back. This second time through the setup I had no choice but to make an online account before I could get through the setup. Vizio had clearly pushed an update that broke my initial setup and now required their 'big brother' crap to be running.

We’ve enjoyed a clear picture quality, 65” inch screen is perfect for our space and loved the ease of operation. We needed to replace an older (15-20 year old) Vizio televisions last a long time. Very easy to download your streaming apps.outstanding quality for the price!

I love the pictures, bought a visio sound bar with it. Cons, remote controller (XRT270) relies on voice for everything. I prefer buttons for volume control guess I will need to purchase an XRT260 remote. If this TV has a sound leveling option, I haven't been able to find it. Sound levels change from input to input, and from app to app. Mobile app works well for TV, sucks for sound bar. Connection issues. Otherwise not a bad TV, big improvement over my old Samsung Setup was simple and easy to perform, Antenna imput sensitivity was a huge improvement over my old TV.

The picture looks great, love the refresh rate, and love the way my PS5 games look on it. There’s two small things that I do have to nit pick about. The first I’m not sure if it’s the fault of the TV or the remote, but my cable box remote is finicky when it comes to controlling the input or the volume of the TV. The second thing is that I don’t like that it shows my PS5 on the input list twice. Again, the TV is a huge upgrade from my 55” E-series though, and I’m super happy with it.

65" Quantum Pro 4K QLED Smart TV was pretty easy; however setup a Vizio account was clumsy and difficult. I had to add an APP to my phone in order to complete the setup of the TV. VIZIO does not have DirecTV streaming APP available and that is my current TV streaming service. My previous TV, Samsung had the APP. TV so far works well, picture quality between the APPs is good and sound is good. The setup of the home screen was easy. I just started using the TV, so I may have additional information to share in the future.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We are a Vizio family, I still have a Vizio tv from 2015 years ago that works great. This tv did not disappoint in comparison to more expensive brands. The only knock against this tv is the home screen interface. It's a little clunky compared to samsung and Sony but it was about $1000 less.

I bought this 3 weeks ago. It took me over a week of adjusting to get the picture the best I could get it. I wish it would have been preprogrammed to my liking lol. Since then I’ve been totally happy with the picture. It’s impossible to make it perfect for every show and every scene but 95% of what I’ve watched has been very good.