The TV has very good resolution and is great for video games. but it takes a while to load the 2.1 120hz port and there are times when it loses the signal, I thought it was my PS5 but it connects it to a Samsung TV and nothing happens, all normal so is the Vizio tv also there are lots of reviews saying the same . but if this tv did not had that problem ill give it a 5

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great TV so far. Picture is awesome. Colors pop and the black is dark. Replaced my 8 year old Vizio 50' with this TV. My old Vizio ran just about 24/7. If I can get 8 years from this new TV I'll be a really happy customer. Vizio has been a very reliable and trust worthy TV brand for me. I own 4 Vizio TV's been happy with them all

Mine only had sound. New out of box, it showed some vertical lines for a few seconds, and then nothing but a bluish background. But the audio could be heard from the screensaver and from an HDMI dvd player I hooked to it. No obvious damage to the box, or the screen. It's like when I turned it on that first time, something failed immediately. I boxed it back up and returned it. I'm sure many are pleased with their VIZIO TV's, but I feel no trust for the brand.

perfect TV if you're looking for something that's not cheap but isn't overpriced and is perfect for gaming everything advertised about it is correct it does perform at 120 HZ at 4K as well as the other features described. it's also a good TV just to watch movies or TV shows on you can also sync it to your Amazon Alexa your Google Play or your Apple stuff I don't know much about Apple I'm Amazon / Google person/android.

the remote control advertised and pictured in the advertisement for this model is not the remote control received. I chose this model for the remote advertised. I could have gotten a cheaper model TV with the remote control that came with this model.

I love this TV and think that more people should get it. The main reason I am only giving this four stars is due to two reasons. 1: Only one 4K 120 hz HDMI input This seems like a cost causing measure that probably would have not costed much more especially if an HDMI port goes bad for whatever reason. 2: While the TV supports variable refresh rate I cannot set a custom resolution and refresh rate via PC that's within its capabilities. Example: This monitor is capable of displaying 995328000 pixels a second in 4k 120Hz. It's also capable of displaying 497664000 pixels a second in 1080p 240Hz. So why can't it display 1440p 240Hz since that is only 884736000 pixels per second?

Easy to setup and I love the voice command option. It does have a learning curve to it, but not too bad. Fantastic picture and the response rate is great with streaming apps. So far I am quite pleased. I have not had it long enough to give it 5 star however. Time will tell.

Best gaming TV on the market, same specs on a 27” goes for $600-800 right now, 1080P 240 hz Halo sniping on 50” is cheating. Played on a 27” 240 hz and got around 10-15% lower K/D. Took me a while to figure out it only handles 240 with VRR turned off, otherwise it’s 4K 120hz native. The resolution doesn’t matter so much to me because I play an older game, so this to me is by far the best valued gaming ‘monitor’ money can buy. Great for music games as well, definitely going to buy more for others.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this TV for 4k movies and my PS5. Picture is great. Sound is nice. Ease of use is ideal. My only critique would be that I wish the picture setting options were a bit more in depth. Overall, no regrets.

Only reason I gave a 3 on quality… it lasted 2 weeks, won’t turn on, dead