This is a pretty good TV with great sound! I'm not incredibly picky with my A/V. All I can tell you is that it has a great picture, user friendly, easy to set up, pretty light for its size, and has much better sound than our 55" Roku TV. We've only had this TV for a week now, so I'll update this review if things go south. For $400, I can't complain, so far.

Once it's on it functions okay. Sometimes it takes a few tries and a power cycle from the toolkit page to get it to show the home screen. Also, it won't turn off. It turns off, then five seconds later turns back on. So to turn it off you have to unplug it. I would return it but by the time I had a chance to deal with it, the return window had closed. Overall I don't recommend it if you watch much tv. It was cheap and I don't use it much, so I'll just live with it. But I definitely wouldn't buy it again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] people are arriving this evening to set it up, so I can not yet speak about the overall satisfaction or quality. What I CAN say is that I have purchased Visio TV's for the last 20 years and have been satisfied with all of them except for the last one. My first TV lasted over 15 years, but this last one only lasted 2, which is the reason for the new one I just purchased.

Overall, the tv is pretty good as I tend to go with Vizio. Small technical issues such as the Watch Free option not working at first and the tv turning back on after I turned it off was resolved with a factory reset. It's been only a week but overall, I am satisfied with the purchase so far.

The tv was supposed to be delivered on a Saturday but wasn't shipped until Monday and delivered on a Tuesday. As you can see in the pictures, it arrived with a broken screen. The box it came in wasn't properly secured for shipment so I'm not surprised. Waiting for FedEx to pick it up. Things happen.

I am new to having a Visio. I have always bought higher end Tv's. After my last experience with a Samsung failing after just 15 months. I was done paying more. So I did some research and started looking at the Vizio tv's. I can not complain one bit, because mine is perfect. The price I paid is a bonus to buying Vizio.

it is a tv. it is the correct size. has a long power cord. it is a smart tv. but.. it did glitch 3 times during set up and had to be restarted. the app to have a remote on your phone took multiple times to set up (kept saying tv was off when the tv was on) and is no better than just using the actual remote. i also didn't know that this brand of tv could not get the direct tv app or 1 other app we attempted to add. all this to say do your research, but do far worth the price since i cought it on sale.

I've alway been a top name brand shopper. Paying big bucks for the things I want. Always been skeptical about buying off brand, thinking I wouldn't get good sound quality and video. Well man was I wrong!!! The picture is so clear the sound is AWSOME!, especially for the price I paid. I got more than I bargained for.

Was wanting an inexpensive larger screen television. Looked at the Hisense and the Vizio. Can't address the longevity since I just got it but the quality build and ease of setup put Vizio Head and Shoulders above the hisense. The Hisense legs were plastic that just attached on the outside of the back. The Vizio legs are metal and actually slide up inside the frame of the TV and attach. To start the Vizio all I had to do was plug in the Amazon Fire stick it automatically connected with our Wi-Fi and within 60 seconds I was ready to watch. The Hisense Roku wanted me to set up a Roku account and jump to a lot of hoops before I could watch TV. The picture on the Vizio is fantastic and for the extra $20 it was well worth getting the Vizio.

constantly buffers during the times i watch apps like netflix, etc.... i have to turn tv off and let it sit and turn back on. sometimes i have done this up to 6 times during a movie. it is not my connection...the other smart tvs in the home work fine