Great size, easy to use and setup. Thought we'd see some difference in games and movies without it having to be an actual 4K product but still looks good. I also thought the apps were preloaded in the sense that I wouldn't have to open the app on my phone and then do the smart cast but no more than that's used, it's okay.

After a year the Samsung began to get a brown shadow on the top right corner. I wanted a better tv. Saw the reviews on this model and bout it. Has a great picture and lots of extras loaded on it. Netflix, prime, Hulu, Disney+, Apple TV, tubi, lots more.

Visio is like the toyota of tv. I still have my first visio back in 2000. Still working. I've own several flat screen tv with different brand and vizio is the top of its game on all aspect. Totally recommend this product for anyone one new or old to the tv market.

This is my second Vizio my first was a 2015 m-class 50 in then I just got to the V class 65 in the only thing I do not like about it if you cannot adjust the picture size other than that awesome and the fact that it did not have a 2.1 HDMI and is only 60 hertz I can deal with it

I love my V-Series TV and the fact that I can pair my phone to it with Chomecast (But it's more for movies and shows). My only problem is that it doesn't support Samsung Dex, something I use it a lot on my Samsung Note20 Ultra. I want to buy the HDMI/USB port for my phone and TV to see will it work that way, but I don't want to get disappointed and spend extra cash if it doesn't work, but that's the reason for the 4 star. And also it do not support Freesynce and 4k60/120fps like the other Vizio TV's which is a disappointment. But besides that, the TV is good for what you get, but not great.

Good picture, sound. However, this was my second choice. My first choice was another brand, but I had to return it. I was going between the other and this one initially, so I decided to take the Vizio home for the exchange. With my first choice I could add and remove apps (streaming channels). However, you cannot do this with the Vizio. That is a major detractor. I should have done my research better. I was more concerned with component connections (which this one has plenty of). Thankfully I still have my Roku.

I bought this to replace a year old t c l tv that had issues with sound. Sound is great on the vizio. Only issue I've had, has been a connection issue with some apps. It was still an issue after resetting it so I ran an ethernet cord through my house. With it wired tv is great. This tv has a ethernet connection.

Bought it awhile back and it's been a sold purchase. Most annoying part is the quick access feature buttons at the top of the remote. I wish you could remap them or turn them off as my daughter has gotten very upset when she accidentally pressed one, losing what she was watching.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Had the TV for over two years and it has been perfect. Wish I would have gone with a 120hz model but the price was too good at 60hz. Vizio even put out a patch a few days ago and it runs better than when I got it. They're still supporting this model 2+ years later!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Only after able 9 months of owning the TV, some is the apps freeze after able five minutes is use or they do not work at all. All user manuals explain how to clear cache in strings but this TV does not have the option in settings. Have to run some apps from phone and cast to tv. Picture even blacks out from time to time. Tried master reboot, reset to factory settings, and unplugging for ten minutes. None help.