This isv the WORST TV I have ever purchased! it's in my living room and it buffers and glitches 24/7 as seen in the photos, then says channel is unavailable, then the movie or tv show pops back on only to repeat the cycle in another 30-45 minutes! I thought my Internet was the problem, but it's not....my other two TVs are on the same Internet NEVER do this... ever! I should've taken it back when I first started having issues setting it up but I thought it was me and decided to give it a chance I missed the deadline to take it back by three days 🫤 We can't watch a program all the way through without the buffering and glitching, it's so annoying!!! now that's just been my experience with this TV but I will NEVER!!!! buy this brand of TV again, EVER! in life ...... we're so disappointed and annoyed! We purchased the TV in November 2025, it's been the worst purchase I'VE ever made.

I’ll keep it real—this TV is one of those “how is this even this cheap?” type of buys. Review: Vizio 50” Class 4K TV I caught this Vizio 50-inch 4K TV on a flash sale for under $150, and honestly, it feels like a steal. The picture quality is crisp and clear right out of the box. Colors pop nicely, and for everyday watching—sports, movies, YouTube—it does exactly what you need without any fuss. Setup was super easy. I had it connected to Wi-Fi and streaming in minutes. Apps like YouTube and other streaming services load quickly, and navigating between them is smooth. No lag or frustration, which is a big plus. One thing I didn’t expect but really appreciated: the remote compatibility. The remote actually works with an older, smaller Vizio TV that my son now uses in his room. That’s a small detail, but it makes life easier not juggling multiple remotes. Sound is solid for a TV at this price point—not theater-level, but definitely good enough for everyday use. If you want more punch, you can always add a soundbar, but it’s not a must. What I love: • Incredible value for under $150 • Sharp 4K picture quality • Easy setup and smooth streaming • Remote works across multiple Vizio TVs Final verdict: If you’re looking for a budget-friendly 4K TV that delivers where it counts, this is it. Perfect for a living room, bedroom, or even a kid’s setup. For the price I paid, it honestly feels like I got way more than my money’s worth.

Every time i wpuld 0lay using my PS5 the tv would automatically shut off every 30ish minutes. it was so annoying cuz when you are in the middle of playing your tv shuts off 😒 i tried to troubleshoot and adjust the settings. updated uet still keep shutting off. so i returned the TV

The picture quality isn’t great. Everything is kinda blurry even after I googled videos on how to adjust it. Also, you can’t watch anything on it unless you set up a VIZIO account. I couldn’t even watch the air/digital channels. I guess this is what $130 buys

I bought this TV during the black friday sales. I shop these sales every year and have been buying tvs from the black friday walmart sales for the past 5 years. This TV is the only one to ever give me problems. We installed the TV right after Christmas and the back lights have already gone out. There is sound, but no picture. We read the manual upon installation and it states to turn down back light settings to 50%. I did buy 2 of these tvs at the same time so will update if the other tv has issues that arise.

Very very nice picture quality. Horrible speakers. When I say horrible I mean horrible. Value for money though is there. $100 for a 55 with 4k is great. UI is your generic fire stick / Roku. But Vizio version. If you can grab this for cheap I would say do it. Especially if you have speakers for a soundbar. The Bluetooth makes it easy to connect.

Bought on a black Friday sale to be given as a gift early next year. Stored in side bedroom till given when I got out of box it had been punctured through the back and screen punctured. Would not give credit for new tv purchase. Would post pictures but left at store .

Purchased 11-15-25 the television broke with the vertical lines death screen on 1-12-26. I submitted a warranty claim to Vizio they will not do a replacement but now I have to hope I will receive a refund from them. All my 50 inch television have last over ten years I’ll never purchase a Vizio regardless of price.

i bought this tv because of the great black friday deal but now i see why it was a good deal. i used this tv for maybe a week before i had to travel down south for work leaving the tv at the house. it was turned off but left plugged in and i returned home yesterday and the tv will not turn. i have done everything i could think of to get it to turn on and nothing. do not buy this tv. besides it not working after a week of use the tv was very confusing when it was working and seened like everything that was on there you had to pay for. I had to drive an hour away just to get this TV and spent just over $200 all for nothing. it seems like everything i have been getting from walmart here lately has been very poor quality damaged or a waste of money. I dont know why walmart has been dropping the ball but they need to step it back up or i will officially no longer be shopping there and will also steer friends and family away as well. i do not recommend buying this tv.

The tv in my living room was starting to go bad (had one of those green lines at the bottom of the screen), so I was looking to replace it. I have another Vizio in my bedroom and I like it. This one was a fantastic price (under $200) and had all the ports I wanted/needed. The thing I liked the most was that it came with a full remote (with numbers), not the voice remote that most other tvs come with these days. I think it was supposed to have an additional 3-yr warranty that came with it, but I haven't received any information on that. The picture quality is good, but the sound levels are strange.