I've had this TV for almost a year now and I love it. Picture quality is pretty solid, (I'm only viewing shows on SD and sometimes HD, not UHD) and the refresh rate is perfect. I love that it gets updates OTA and there are plenty of apps to choose from. Also very energy efficient and smart. My only problem is: Audio is sub par but I understand why...slim TV and nowhere to mount good speakers. My tv from 2003 which was a massive 55inch sony Bravia projector/flat screen combo had the best speaker setup ever.

This TV meets just about all of my needs. Great picture, responsive remote and quickly shuffles through screens/apps. Only downside right now is that I cannot download the Disney+ app, but I have read that it will be available at some point in 2020.

I got this 4k tv for a low price but I had my doubts but using it for a few weeks. Well the tv preform beautifully! I'm amazed with the resolution of the picture. Also gaming and watching blu-ray is just amazing. I have no doubt that this TV set was a wonderful investment.

I bought this about two months ago and I absolutely love the picture but one thing is there was a time I had to completey unplug the TV to reset the picture for some reason it made the picture zoom in and wouldn't allow me to change it unless unplugging it

Bought this tv for my daughter. Loved the price and the size of the tv so we took a chance. Big mistake, it always freezes on her, her main page don't always load, some of the apps aren't working and now today her volume went out and we had to unplug it and reset it for it to work. Very very disappointed. Now we are stuck with a tv that works whenever ur wants.

Overall we are very happy with this TV. Picture, Sound and Streaming capabilities are great. We only gave it 3 starts because the App option is somewhat dissappointing. It only seems to offer "Conservative" News networks. Plus many of the Apps (Starz, HBO MAX, Discovery, ) we arent able to add. So we are back to hooking up another HDMI option to have those again. We were hoping to streamline a bit more.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] To put this review in context, we already own three other Vizio TVs - a 75" P-Series, a 75" M-Series, and a 70" E-Series (as well as multiple 3.1 and 5.1 soundbars and Crave Pro smart speakers). First impressions on opening the box are this is more of the same - a sleek modern design with the typically excellent fit and finish we have come to expect of Vizio products. The bezel is extremely thin with a very attractive brushed finish, so no distractions from glare or reflections from lights. The feet are the same concept throughout all the various series, again a matt black finish to ensure they don't detract from the viewing experience. The main difference between the V-Series and the other more expensive models is the materials are plastic rather than metal, but that is to be expected at this price point. Visually however, it's impossible to tell and is no less pleasing to look at. The remote control is very similar to the ones we have for the other TVs but it has had an update and redesign with additional buttons and pleasingly, it now has a flat base so rests in a horizontal position, rather than dipping down at the front. Oh, and before I forget, the bag the TV comes in with the grab handles is an ingenious idea. It makes it easy for one person to remove it from the box, without having to try and stretch your arms around each side. The power, input and volume controls are all on the rear of the TV - which is how the bezel is able to be so thin - and gives it a very clean look. In 5 years though I don't think we've ever touched the controls on any of the TVs - we use the remote, a phone/tablet (SmartCast Mobile), or Google Assistant to control them all. Also on the rear are all the inputs and outputs you will ever need: a coaxial input for cable or satellite, composite analog input and audio output (it's debatable whether anyone uses those these days), an optical output for a receiver or soundbar, an ethernet port (although it has wi-fi built in so likely won't be used), a USB port for playing media from a thumb drive, and three HDMI ports, one of which is ARC enabled. First power on goes through the standard set up - choosing the language, country, etc. then connect to the network using the built in wi-fi, and finally a software update check. A couple of updates were required which took around 10 minutes to complete and then the TV was ready to use. Out of the box, the display is set to "Bright" mode. I always find this a little bit too vivid and artificial and as all of our TV watching is in the evening, it's just too intense. Fortunately, Vizio TVs have built in pre-set modes and "Calibrated Dark" is the one all of our TVs are set to. A quick word on the menu operation - it's one of the easiest I've used: simple, straightforward, and intuitive. It just works. The picture quality across all of the various inputs is superb - sharp and clear, good colour rendition, and decent blacks, and as it's 4K Ultra HD, incredibiy detailed. Blu-ray is particularly impressive but even the various streaming services produce great depth with no smearing or streaking. The huge number of built in apps such as Netflix, Hulu, Disney+ AppleTV, etc. makes finding and viewing content simple and avoids the need to cast from a device to the TV, although you can still do that if you wish. There's also a dedicated set of free channels, as well as Crackle, Pluto TV, and others, so you don't need to subscribe to multiple paid services to find something to watch. The one thing this TV doesn't have is a dedicated HDMI input for gaming, but at my age, any kind of input lag is the least of my problems when battling hordes of zombies! Sound is adequate considering the size of the speakers - you're not going to get any room shaking bass but it is clear and there is an option to enhance the dialogue. There is also the choice of surround sound mode or equalizer, allowing you to fine tune the overall sound. To really do the picture quality justice though, you need to upgrade to an external soundbar (or receiver and speakers), which is what we'll be doing. The USB port which allows you to play audio, videos, and still pictures is handy ... perfect for slideshows on those family get togethers which everyone loves ;-) Yes, if you put this TV side by side with a P series then you can see where the extra expense is involved, but if you were to do a blind comparison with a similar sized M series then you would be hard pushed to tell the difference. Overall, for the price, this TV is incredible value for money and performs way better than I expected. I wouldn't hesitate to purchase another one.

This is my second one of the 70” and still having issues. Freezes up, volume goes up or down by itself and the apps glitch in the middle of shows so we miss a few seconds and have to rewind. I also have a 55” same mode type and it does the same things. For the price of 70” it's a good buy and Vizio is helpful or replaced the last one.

We bought in July of 2020 me and my wife love it we have the 50 inch v series and it's awesome !! Love Vizio chose it over a Samsung and Sony! Also other brands !! I'm so glad we did we could afford the higher end model Vizio but I think the v series is great I game and stream no problems ! No complaints at all!! Just love it

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was able to set up this monitor fairly quick. Having the standup box made it less scary for such a big monitor. Ports are easily accessible, but wished the power cord was a little longer. Channels that utilize Dolby Vision - like Disney+ - were amazing to watch. Connecting via Watch Now, Roku, Apple TV and more are a breeze, and I don't see any quality difference. While the sound was good, this works a lot better with a soundbar using ARC or Optical audio. You can get a true Dolby Atmos sound with a good bar. The remote was similar to the last, and the new button placement will be a small learning curve. Pairing Alexa, apps, and more was very easy. And with Watch Now being more robust, I could see myself using that as the main remote interface. I am also glad VIZIO continues to add an Ethernet jack. I see less video ramp-ups when it's cabled. The stand is fairly sturdy. I tried a couple tip and shake tests, and the monitor felt solid enough to survive. Viewing angle is amazing on this monitor. I could see the action on the screen from 89 degrees. In all, a powerful monitor for viewing your favorite shows.