I've had the tv for about a year now and honestly I love it. It's the perfect size for my room, the visuals are fantastic, and it has all of the apps and features I love such as netflix, hulu, redbox, and there is a feature to airplay from on of my devices onto my tv! I love it.

I've owned Vizio products before with no issue, so didn't think twice about purchasing this TV. I did read some negative reviews about it but I know there's negative reviews on all products so I didn't think much of it. That was three months ago and I am now finding those negative reviews to be true. We have constant connectivity issues where it'll just randomly drop its connection and the only way to solve it is by either unplugging the TV or rebooting it —I know it's only an issue for this TV because it won't happen to our other TV's. Every night at 11 PM on the dot, we have this same connection issue (not sure why it's always that time.) We also have some audio issues that'll happen out of the blue. We'll be watching our shows with no issue, and then randomly the audio will act up and the best way I can describe it is that it sounds just like your voice would sound as a kid when you would sit in front of a fan and talk into it. The solution for this is to back out of the program and go back to it, and then it corrects itself. I had high hopes for this TV but these pesky issues have us searching out a new one. Maybe it's just this particular model, but I'll know now to trust the negative reviews I read on future products.

Bought an RCA online Walmart.com In December 2019 came in damaged recieved 2nd TV in Feb. 2020. Six months later No Picture...horrible warranty process from August - December 2020. Recieved check for damaged TV. Went right to Costco and purchased VIZO.

It's not a Samsung. I don't like the fact that the picture screen isn't as sharp as it could be. While attempting to adjust it, I noticed that the backlight is turned all the way up as though the lifespan is short-lived and lastly, when attempting to watch one of the Pre-loaded apps, the screen will oftent, go black. I didn't want to go through the hassle of returning it and after numerous unanswered calls, I jist decided to keep it. Overall, it's true that you get what you pay for.

Purchased to replace a 37 inch Vizio. Works and view is great, did take some work to adjust sound quality settings correct. The background sound was much louder than conversation...was able to correct internet search. Instructions need to be improved with regards audio adjustments.

i bought this a couple of weeks ago and was impressed with the price point and features. i was replacing a LG that did not last very long. Setup was great and easy. Mounted easily into my existing space and the thin lines make it great to look at. Speakers - not that good for my space (open air area). One thing that I am trying to figure out if it is my TV or my setup/streaming service/internet is that the picture is not as crisp/clear as my LG. For the price point and size (65") everything else is better than i expected.

The TV has a great picture quality. The reason it didn't get 5 stars is because of it's inability to add channelsm which is a major flaw. After I purchased and had set up, only then did I find out the you cannot add channels to it, you have to cast from a phone or tablet because Vizio decided that the only channels you should access are the ones they feel should be used. I had to go ahead an attach a streaming stick to get my other channels because the casting is hit or miss.

I bought this tv on a pre black friday sale and i haven't looked back. This has been the best tv in terms of quality in picture, sound, and accessibility. Not to mention, it is built for gaming. I urge any and all gamers to give this tv a try at least once, you won't be disappointed.

I bought this set a few weeks ago and it mounted right to the wall mount and plugged it in and it started to do great things. I chose my language and set the network and then it was off and running. I now have 7 Vizio TVs including one in my bus that gets beat up driving down the road. They all still work great and continue to buy only Vizio's.

This is my second Vizio my first was a 2015 m-class 50 in then I just got to the V class 65 in the only thing I do not like about it if you cannot adjust the picture size other than that awesome and the fact that it did not have a 2.1 HDMI and is only 60 hertz I can deal with it