[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First TV I've bought in 20 years. The old Panasonic plasma finally gave up the ghost =[. I have a Harmony remote and if the Vizio turns on before the input device it gets stuck until I turn off the tv and turn it back on again. Real pain. Now I have to reprogram the remote so the tv is last to turn on. That's a defective design. The picture quality out of the box was horrible. Had to bump up the sharpness quite a bit and turn down brightness - that's a factory setting that should have been better out of the box. Also does not seem to be a way to save these tweaks so I'll have to reset these if the not so smart tv loses its memory…. Miss my plasma, much better picture quality.

But this one blows it out of the water! All the features and free streaming, plus the setup was super easy. And I was able to connect a sound bar/woofer combination easily and quickly, just in time for the kids coming home at Thanksgiving. Awesome experience all around.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] TV won't detect any WiFi signal so it's been connected using the Ethernet so you would think that it's guaranteed connection but NO! I can't access the WatchFree app or the home feature and the only app that works is Amazon Prime and Netflix. All other apps won't even launch. Other then that, I give 5 Stars to the picture quality.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Mist of the large sized TVs I have has in the past tend to lower the quality of my tv shows and movies. Even with the large size of this TV the picture quality stays in HD!! I also love the addition of the smart features that eliminate my need for external devices such as a roku or firestick.

The sound quality is not as good as my old Vizio. The speakers are in the back of the TV whereas they were located in front on my old TV. I'm not sure if this has an affect. However, I have made several audio adjustments and the sound quality is just not as good. Everything else is okay.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am very happy with this tv. The features are fantastic and the picture quality is amazing. The only reason for the 4star instead of 5 is because you cannot choose what apps you want to have installed and have to use what is pre-installed. If you could choose the apps it would be a 5 star!

This tv is really awesome so easy I just turned it on and followed the directions and Wela the TV was on. I did have a problem with the remote though which took about 2 hours to finally getting it opened so the could put the batteries in…they really have to improve the remote control.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Received a big TV for the Living Room (finally). Couldn't figure out how to get my cable channels, so I had to call them. The Tech. was great and had me viewing my channels in no time. Picture is perfect too!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First up I will say that I'm legitimately shocked and surprised by how much of a massive leap forward Vizio panel quality has taken. Last time I was in the market for a TV, Vizio products (like those from all other mid-range manufacturers) really couldn't match the bigger names' offerings. But, boy, has that changed, at least in the budget-to-midrange sector. The picture quality of the V-series is simply superb for a standard LED panel, leagues beyond that of the big boys' comparable displays, and absolutely stunning for this price point. The V-series display is bright, colorful, has great contrasts, excellent viewing angles, and a lovely glossy finish. It performs spectacularly in both viewing and gaming. It's incredible that such excellent image quality can be now be obtained at so low a price. The software is equally remarkable. The long and short of it is that I absolutely loathe the industry leader's software, and Vizio's is the polar opposite of it. The user interface on the big S's TU line is simply dreadful: it's slow, sluggish, unresponsive, and constantly shoves their idiotic, paid content-packed and ad-laden home menu in your face at every possible opportunity. Even something so simple as selecting source input is an arduous and time-consuming affair there. Vizio's UI, on the other hand, is wonderfully snappy, fast, simple, streamlined, and functional: everything simply works, and it works instantaneously. The same goes for Vizio's Smartcast vs the leader's streaming setup: snappy and smooth. Vizio's on-screen keyboard is miles better than the big S's, too, and, thankfully, totally lacks the unspeakably stupid "checkmark finish" feature that assumes you're done inputting characters for your Wi-Fi password after five inputs and that forces you to restart entry once you inevitably mistakenly click it after pressing the left arrow key in trying to navigate to the next character. Now, for the only sore spot with the Vizio: the sound. The speakers on this set are rather tinny, very much lacking in bass and lower midrange. They work, they get the job done, they sound OK under certain circumstances, but the market leaders still take the cake when it comes to sound quality in this market range. The speakers on the TU line are unquestionably superior. The tradeoff in picture quality might be worth it, though. The Vizio offers Bluetooth functionality, as well, so you, the viewer, are able to pair your favorite headset with it and bypass the subpar speaker quality. Many people invest in sound bars, as well, so if you're going to go that route then the picture quality on offer here makes the V-series totally worthwhile. So, while the audio quality leaves a lot to be desired, it's not enough to be a deal breaker.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought a tv around Christmas time and within a week a good bit of pixels were dead! I contacted Vizio support and they delivered AND set up a new tv! I did t have to Rebox the old one or haul it to store! Thank you!