[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this last year in December(2021) and in October (2022) of this year my picture went out Visio was very good to replace the TV and hopefully it will last forever I've always had good luck with Visio until this phone so I am fortunately can't give it an excellent I did give it a good because until the picture went out the picture was good I'm not sure I can recommend it but we'll see how this goes

We throughly enjoy our new TV and am still learning about it so with that said the only 2 complaints I have about it is 1 very little information on the inclosed instructions sheet about wiring hook up and 2 I think on this model we got the sound system is really week as have to have volume up to max on some stations so I guess I hope I win your Sound bar as it would really help.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased my TV 3 days ago. I plugged it in and although everything looked great it was making a buzzing noise. My wife and I were so upset we just purchased a TV and it seems to be faulty. I contacted support and the lady I spoke with was awesome. She walked me through simple troubleshooting, to no avail, but assured me they would make it right. I will be getting a replacement sent soon, and to make things even easier, the delivery person will also be taking the old/defective one back with them. 10/10 would recommend VIZIO to EVERYONE.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great viewing experience. It's basically wireless everything. You're going to need a way to connect to your computer if that's what you want to do with the TV. I had to do a lot of digging to figure it out. The Vizio people were no help, the Lenovo people were no help and the Chromecast people were no help. Vizio TV's do not Miracast natively and Chromcast will not expand your desktop, but if you're using a fire stick you're in luck and already have everything you need. Hold down the home button until a menu pops up, then select casting: that's it. Then, cast your PC to your Vizio. One would think the sources I listed above would know that, but one would be wrong.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] For months I have been wanting to get a 65 inch TV of this quality. It's features are so extensive, it is going to take me some time to wrap my mind around of all of them completely. Excellent for variety.

I don't watch my TV as much as I would like to because, half the time it won't turn on. It's in my living room; where I love to sit. When my TV won't turn on, I unplug it for a couple days. Then it'll turn on & play as if there was nothing wrong with it. I hate I bought this particular Vizio brand; it not worth the monies I paid for it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just bought another Vizio tv! Already had a few years older tv and a sound bar so this is a great addition! Loving the new microphone remote feature! Picture quality is great as it always is, won't ever buy another brand!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently purchased a 55" VIZIO M-Series TV for my home office to replace the outdated Sharp TV that has been in there for years and never works quite right. The M-Series has been a great addition and I am extremely happy with the ease of getting it all set up the way I want it and the picture is incredible. I will likely add a VIZIO soundbar to it eventually to complete the set up!

My first M Series was the 70' M7 and that one is also great. Vizio has only gotten better over the years and this remote is super easy to function and kid friendly. For large room you'll need a sound bar but for smaller room the default speaker is good

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the brighter picture in conjunction with my Netflix subscription. Besides my living room, I have a Vizio's in my bedroom, basement, and kitchen. I watch a lot of series, movies and news. I had a Samsung in my kitchen that was a present and it died though newer than 2 of my older model Visio HDTVs. I also had a technical problem with a 40" D-series with a lack of RCA plugs to hook up an older audio receiver sound system. The technician told me to get a 3.5mm plud to RCA plug. I put it into the headphone jack on the TV and -- problem solved in a couple of minutes. I've recommended Vizio TVs to my ex. She's pleased with the performance at price.