Bought it today and so far it's been really easy to set up, connect to our network and update the software. I have it set on my desk and it'll be my main computer monitor by day and will be my "man cave" TV by night! Very excited and it's a perfect size for my office TV.

This TV is chock full of features, but was very easy to setup. Also, the cable box communicated with the Smart TV and set it self up (nice). I am using one remote for most functions! The VIZIO Surround sound integrates perfectly and the cable box found it as well.

i bought this tv about a month or so ago, the first thing i experienced was the volume lags when turning it up or down, it takes a good 1-2 minutes to adjust after pressing the buttons. also it glitches to static every few days & will take me back to the home screen from my apps while i'm watching tv, or some of the apps will just never load although the wifi is connected. i've learned unplugging the tv for a few minutes and then plugging it back in is the only thing that fixes the glitches for a short amount of time, but then a few days later it will happen again. the volume actually NEVER properly works on the tv, even when unplugged and plugged back in. very inconvenient and a terrible buy

The TV is overall good, picture, sound, ease of set-up are all good. The only problem is that just after 3 days of having the TV, we had problems with Smartcast...specifically, not loading. Had to research problem and found the solution however, from the reading it appears this could be an ongoing problem. Pretty disappointing to own a TV for 3 days and there is this type of problem.

I'm happy with the tv for being an entry level tv, at the top of the tv there is a little gap between the screen and the black plastic frame where light will bleed through. Other then that I've had no issues with the tv. Small enough where I don't want to dismount it and exchange it.

The picture quality is pretty great and the features are second to none. It includes Dolby Vision, Apple AirPlay/HomeKit, 3 HDMI 2.1 ports, and Google Chromecast built in. Has a great app selection (though not as good as other smart platforms). And you don't have to install the apps one by one, they are just included in the OS, which is a big deal. My Fire TV was constantly running out of space. However, the sound quality is the worst I've heard in a television in years. A sound bar or surround sound system is a must, which is unfortunate. My Toshiba Fire TV and Hisense both have remarkably better sound quality and both were at a smaller price point. Also the remote doesn't have a pause button. You have to press OK and then use the onscreen navigation to do anything. Very bizarre.

I bought 1 of these 65” TVs for my basement cave and exercise room. Connected neatly to surround sound and other devices and picture is great. The apps on the Tv made it possible for me to use my streaming stick in another room. I bought the same 65” Vizio for my bedroom 1 month later. We'll worth the money so far.

I've had this for a month. Love the features and how easy it is to figure out. Only thing I don't like is sometimes with streaming services you have to turn the volume up to 100, as compared YouTube where I can keep the volume around 20-30. Not sure what the remedy for that would be but besides that love the t.v. I bought.

We've had this tv about 7 months. I enjoy home entertainment more than ever in 4k. The kids love that it is playing video games at 120fps. Although we were warned HDMI inputs are limited to three, we haven't had a need to exceed that limit. The vizo built in speakers are fine for daily viewing. But I've connected the s

I've had the TV for about a month. Several reviews I read mentioned the sound quality being below standard. I'd agree with that. Also, the SmartCast technology can be clunky with the TV often getting frozen and not able to return to the "Home" location. I have to launch and app then exit it to get it back to Home.