[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We've always had Vizios and the one we still that's almost 15 years old still works flawless with no issues. This model I've had for 4 years is no exception. At the start I had issues with my Xbox but it's seemed to iron out now and sense I connected it to my Alexa I've had so much more functionality.

I bought my 50" Vizio TV in February 2020 and it has been the best TV I've ever purchased. I love all the great modern features and the High Definition picture. This Visio is a smart TV, so you'll need an internet connection, but when connected we can watch our Netflix and Prime Video account directly without using our AppleTV box! The watch free app is also great and had a bunch of cool movies (some are cheesy but free)! Love this TV and would recommend it highly!

Easy install, great sound, great picture, and you can easily adjust all aspects of this Gem. looked at a few bought some and returned them. The one thing that was very important too us was the sound quality because we did not want a sound bar (not enough room) this has great sound.

My first tv I ever bought 6 years ago was a vizio and I never had any issues with it. I just recently bought this tv and I have had no issues with it either. All the features it has are amazing and everything feels right! I will only buy vizio TVs from here on out.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love my Vizio TV's especially my newest one as I have three Vizio TV of different sizes what is awesome is that one Remote controls all the Vizio TV's. So if you misplace a remote you only need to find another one to use on ALL you Smart Vizio Telivisions. Excellent

Just bought this today so maybe a little early for a review - I purchased a warranty so I'm hoping I'm good to go- first off this thing is huge- i upgraded from a Vizio 40 inch and they're is no comparison the 40 inch is a toy compared to this giant- this is my 5th vizio purchase- started with the 34 and worked my way up I've always been on a budget throughout life and vizio was always the best choice - I remember when I fort heard the brand name it just fit- and never really disappointed- all TVs have been grate - the last 40 inch was a little glitchy at times- with some background bleeding - never enough to cause a problem and honestly from what I've heated most TVs do until you get up in the thousand dollar range, I've noticed some light bleeding on this one but agin to me it just comes with most - not an issue as of now-this new 65 has a very responsive remote - I've checked out the apps and they're grate - doing some gaming in my PS4 and it's very cool- graffics are awesome no lag- perfect as far as I can tell- getting ready to watch transformer in blue ray for the real test- will see what the months bring- but I'm hoping for the best- If you are like me wanting to get the most for your buck- this is a great option-

I was so happy to have a big tv and then it started to go out on me. The screen would be black I thought it was off but nope it was on. Then the volume would disappear. And over all not even a year I've had it and I want another tv. My cousin had the same one and told me it would happen to me too and a month later… it happened.

I bought this on 12/06/2019 and out of the box, ethernet would not work. It would only download updates over wireless and it took over an hour and a half. Once all the updates installed, Ethernet started working but the display defaulted to SmartCast mode with a pop up touting some feature, and the remote wouldn't work except for the power button. This put me in an infinite boot loop with the TV for about 20 minutes and -- on a whim -- I hit power on the remote, unplugged the TV, held power on the remote for 5 seconds, plugged the TV back in, and pressed power on the remote. This time, the remote started working. This indicated to me that TV's RAM was still using the modules for the remote from the shipped firmware instead the updated firmware since the update process only does warm reboots when a cold power cycle was necessary. After that, smooth sailing with the TV until I discovered what I hope is another firmware bug: I have a soundbar that supports Optical, Analog, and Bluetooth audio input, and with this TV, I opted to use an Optical cable which works excellent with my FireStick, my PS3, my PS4, and SmartCast ... but does NOT work in OTA Antenna mode. I didn't want to use the included LINE IN/OUT cables from the TV but until this issue if fixed, it's necessary but redundant and needs to be addressed in future firmware updates.

This is the 2nd TV of this model that I purchased. The first was returned because of a sound problem - sometimes I had to "reboot" (that is an option) the TV to get the sound back. It would come on without sound sometimes - it was not on mute. The only way I found to get the sound back was to reboot the TV. Afte this happened 4 times, I returned it and got a replacement. So far, so good. I have anotherr Vizio TV which works great.

I bought this tv a month ago and wish I had not. The color is dull, there's a white light all around the edges, the volume doesn't work right in most of the apps, the chromecast feature doesn't connect or work correctly most of the time, and the remote is awful (things like I push the power button and the volume goes up instead). This tv was definitely not top of the line from the start but I expected better than what it is. We've owned Vizio previously and never experienced such poor quality.