I bought this on the CNET recommendation that this is the best 40” tv that you can use as a computer monitor. Boy does this deliver! Highly recommend. I use it in my recording studio and do not use it for gaming - though the 60hz refresh rate is zero issue with YouTube videos or recording scrub works w/o issue.

I bought this tv over 6 months ago. Since then a new update has taken place where I can no longer use the Picture Aspect function. Before you had normal, stretch, wide and zoom. Now this is no longer available, only Normal. You have to go further down the Picture function in the menu to make picture adjustments and only stretch by using the remote. I spoke with the techs twice but no resolve to this issue. I used this function with my sony blue ray wifi player to watch older movies and was able to stretch but no longer. Problem is not with the TV but with the update which needs to be resolved.

I've had it for about five months. Bought one for the house and one for my 40'X60' shop. My shop is over 200' from my house and I have no cable or Dish in the shop. I can still watch a gazillion channels on the aps on the TV. Hardly no buffering at all. It's amazing. Sound system sucks! You definitely need a sound bar. But that's the only problem I've found. I'm loving it! This is my third Vizio TV.

I originally bought this TV during Black Friday. It was very impressive when it first turned on and did the demo of the picture quality etc. unfortunately there was also a blown pixel that took away some of the excitement. The OS was very glitchy and the TV never fully integrated with the VIZIO soundbar. After a couple of weeks, I contacted customer support and they were very helpful. Within a few minutes, they had placed an order for a new TV. Unfortunately, the new TV also has a blown pixel and still doesn't integrate with the soundbar (it's actually worse) so I will be contacting customer support again. I had high hopes - this is the first time I have purchased a brand new tv and I thought VIZIO would be a good choice.

I've owned VIZIO TV's in the past and never had any problems with I decided to update all my TV's in the house and went with VIZIO V and D- series in all the room's after doing some research on what I wanted to purchase. I couldn't be happier with my purchases.

Have had this TV since Christmas and it is a nice tv the only thing that is annoying is that after only having it for a short time I had to reboot the TV due to smartcast having stopped working. In doing some research on it this apparently happens with Vizio Tv's.

I have had my newest Vizio for three weeks. I really like it. My only problem is I have no audio every time I turn tv on and must scroll through menus to do something that makes it work. I would love to figure out what it is. Menu's are tricky but television is great.

This tv is okay it's normal the graphics could be better compared to my 50 inch hisense roku tv and it randomly needs to be restarted eithe because the sound won't work or something else small but overall the tv works good I'm satisfied with my purchase you get what you pay for

Enjoying the TV, although not happy that it did not come with a manual showing how to operate it, so it has been by trail and error. You ca go into Vizio but you have to sign up for some kind of membership and pay monthly to get the manual and I didn't want that so I have just been trying to figure the TV out on my own. Would enjoy the TV more if I knew how to operate it right.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The change was a surprise for me and so far quite the pleasant one. I actually prefer the old look but maybe I'm just fighting change. Like I said this change is good so far and I do expect it to remain good!!