I use this for a gaming display for my PC, as per recommendation from Google AI. So far, it does not disappoint. Colors are deep, edges are crisp and my games look gorgeous.

This was my first adventure into the TV world of 4K. And it just goes to show that you do not need to spend thousands of dollars to get quality QLED 4K TV viewing. For $600 I received the TV and soundbar. The picture and sound are AWESOME!!! Well worth the money.

This TV is great and a major upgrade compared to my old Samsung 32' from 2012. Games look great and being able to pull up YT on it for when I don't want to be on my pc has been great as well. My only complaint is I wish I had more control over all on the TV and could install other video apps like rumble or twitch.

The Tv Is Perfect For A Gaming Tv. It Runs 120HRZ @ 4k HDR With V-Sync. It Has BlueTooth So If You Got A Game System From (Playstation/Microsoft Ect.) And The Earbuds/Headphones Aren't Able To Connect To The System You Can Connect That Way. The Picture Quality Is Great. The U.I Looks Nice Also. You Can't Beat It For The Price Point. Some Primemum Brands Go Well Into The 1000s For Everything You Get With This Tv. If Your Skeptical Trust Me, Dont Be.

I strongly recommend the Vizio 50 inch TV. It is very easy to set this up and can be set up manually or using your phone. Apps including DIRECTV, work extremely well and picture is really good. I'd say it's better than my Samsung 50 inch i strongly recommend the Vizio 50 inch TV. It is very easy to set this up and can be set up manually or using your phone. Apps including DIRECTV work extremely well and picture is really good. I’d say it’s better than my Samsung 50 inch, at a much lower price.

The TV is beautiful, I was planning on getting an OLED but best buy cancelled my order after a month of waiting, I found this TV on Walmart and got it within two days. The blacks are extremely deep which I did not expect, my only complaint about the TV is that features such as 240hz 1080p isn't listed on the box and is only listed in a small section of one picture, but the TV is amazing for any use case.

Recently made the jump to AM5 when building a new PC and needed a solid 4k capable display with a fresh rate higher than 60hz. Vizio's QLED series is a nice option for the price point. It has a 120hz refresh rate, adjustable picture quality based on current use (gaming, movies, web browsing, etc), and a nice sized screen. Great buy if you're not looking to spend ~$1k on a decent 27 - 32 inch desktop monitor.

This tv flickers and feels like it's defective. Sometimes have to even turn it off then on again to get it to stop. The picture shows so much fuzz it looks like 720p seriously. The size for the price and the 120hz gameplay is what attracted me. But, never had a Vizio and from this purchase I will not buy any of their tvs again. I'm gonna go LG or Samsung. I'm gonna do you all a favor and leave the final verdict. Do not buy this one.

Out of the box it had a huge line of dead pixels. Started glitching and restarting. Developed a huge permanent black rectangle in the upper left corner within a couple minutes. Returning immediately and sticking with real television manufacturers. I went for the cheap junk because of price, and I got cheap junk. My mistake.

We bought this tv. Unboxed it and it had a dead spot pretty big. So we returned it and got a new one same thing . The new tv had a dead spot but wasn’t as big so we decided to keep it. Well not even a few months later the tv is messing up the screen is glitching. 2 TVs both messed up right away. Definitely don’t waste your money.