Bought this a few weeks ago. As always, VIZIO delivers with picture quality. It's very sturdy and easy to program. I had to experiment with a few of the picture settings. The picture is 1080p or less when I use the TV without firestick until it is a 4k movie. When I use 4k firestick not only is the picture better (2160p) but the audio is like twice the volume without it. I'll probably get a sound bar eventually but it isn't a necessity. I discovered these things through trial and err. I'm still learning how the 4k thing works, but whatever the case, the picture is excellent.

I bought this Vizio cause they didn't have any M-series left but I definitely happy I got it. The picture quality is fabulous and when going to play games the tv switches to HDR-10 mode and also for movies that support it, The quality in that mode is really in depth and makes watching movies even more enjoyable that before. Definitely would recommend

It replaces my VIZIO 42" LED unit, which I have moved to Living Room. It seems to of High quality, which I have learned to expect from VIZIO. Not having an owners manual to gain valuable use knowledge, makes it mostly a "try and learn concept". It is ok, however I am human and make some errors. I realize there is a manual on the web site, 43 pages in length, and my computer is in the living room. The setup was quite simple, with the help from TV service provider. All things considered, I do enjoy the viewing.

Had to replace a 43" plasma tv. Bought this Vizio. It was basically plug and play to tivo through my cable company. All I had to do was program tivo remote for this tv. The extra size of the screen is really noticeable. I'm a senior citizen. It's now so much easier to read graphics. I'm extremely happy with this tv.

Love the tv and the os it runs comes with many options for apps and even has games built onto it. Really wish they had a marketplace where you could download more apps but with the smart cast and airplay built in it really doesn't matter about a app store.

Picture is great. No complaints. Many advanced features; more than my old TV. The main selling point was it's support for Chromecast. Based on my experience, this support is misleading. It locks me to a native aspect ratio that cannot be changed. I purchased another Chromecast and use that instead.

Ever since we started buying flat panel televisions, they've been Vizio brand. Mostly because they are a really good product for the price. Having said that, this is the first "Smart" TV we have purchased. And although the the picture quality is very nice, and offers 4k quality viewing, at 60hertz, it still doesn't look or feel as lifelike as my son's or father in-law's Samsung televisions. Meaning; Watching on one of theirs, feels like you're there in person while the things happening on screen are being shot. And they aren't even in 3D. Perhaps it has do with Motion Rate, or something else that I know nothing about. I just know it's not the same. Which was somewhat of a letdown. Also, it would be nice, if a "Smart" TV was capable of having access to a Playstore & having other apps loaded onto it. All in all, it's still a good product for the price.

Owned this smart TV about 2 months and have had to do a complete reset twice now due to features on the remote stopping working and the app screen going blank. A web search app is not included and can't be added. This is a big disappointment for me also. Most times I turn on the set, it will not start up where I left off. There is no guide for the over the air TV channels that let me know what is on currently or info about a show. Not to be all negative, the Watch Free App is nice and I do find some channels there that interest me. Picture is sharp and clear as I expected it to be.

Demo video is very vibrant but normal use not so much. Black is not deep and overall picture is slightly soft or hazy. We have tried adjusting and re calibrating several times. It is better if you are directly in front but loses sharpness if you move to the side. Disappointed as it does have many good features. Our older Vizio 47" actually seems better.

I would think for an item like this, you could enhance the remote and offer a larger version than I got. I would gladly pay a bit more for a remote that had decent buttons large enough for older eyes and arthritic hands. This tiny thing is ridiculous.