[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This TV has a very good picture and is easy to view and manage. But the voice control is very helpful and easy to use. With Alexa, the TV can be turned on and off, select the streaming service and even add an argument to the search features. It is easy and convenient to use.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought to try streaming apps but this tv is beyond frustrating because it acts like it has zero memory for preferred apps and shows for a smart tv. It also has glare and is fuzzy if too close. Lastly, Visio doesn't support spectrum service.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is the third generation of Vizio TVs that I've owned over the past 12 years or so, and so far, I'm happy to have stayed with them again! My previous Vizio was from 2017, and while it was also 4K, this M-Series feels very next-level. The new SmartCast interface is a HUGE improvement over the old VIA+ system, and while I do have an Apple TV connected to it, I wouldn't miss much if I didn't, given the comprehensive app library and built-in AirPlay capabilities. As far as the TV itself goes, the picture quality is solid when viewed directly, although the viewing angles and the brightness of the screen aren't exactly things to write home about. But if most of the viewing is happening relatively straight-on and it's not in a terribly bright room, you should be very pleased with this TV for this price point, even for gaming (as long as you're cool with the 60Hz refresh rate). The good color accuracy of the QLED display, HDMI 2.1 ports (including eARC), and low latency settings make it a great higher-end budget pick for a multi-use TV that includes gaming. Even the sound quality is decent for built-in speakers — although you'll probably still want a soundbar or some other external speakers (which can be done via HDMI, optical, RCA, or even Bluetooth headphones). The Vizio mobile app is also a nice touch, as it gives your phone full remote capabilities so you don't have to worry about keeping track of the physical remote. Overall, this is a solid choice, and I'd say it has the best balance of price and features compared to others of this class on the market. No regrets!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this TV for a few days now, and is the best I ever had. Resolution is outstanding, the sound is not that good, and it have plenty of options to see at any time. Looks very well made, and will please any needs as a TV or as a pc monitor. I use it with my MacBook Pro and it works extremely well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I just purchased this yesterday, so I'm still learning how everything works. I was disappointed that it didn't have Bluetooth built in but I can work around that. I wanted to be able to use a Bluetooth keyboard with it. I'm still learning how to navigate the menus. So, far it seems to be a very good TV for a bargain price.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We got this TV for Christmas and the picture is amazing! We upgraded from a 55" 5+ year old tv to this one and are so happy that we did! You can't beat the price. Hopefully this is a long term tv. I guess time will tell.

I've had this for almost 3 mos. At first, the image looked worse than my old Samsung HDTV, but with time and some adjustments the image now looks better. It appeared less crisp but likely this was more detailed. I used a basic calibration dvd to help and I'm happy with the image. The remote could use some design review but I use my tivo remote more for daily use.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a great buy for the price. It's apps are pretty quick to load. The picture quality is great. Just a hair under Samsung, but still on par. I only had one issue in the second day where the software kept looping after terms of service acceptance (kept acting like I never did it). But after one factory reset, it's been fine ever since. I gave it 4 stars because it doesn't allow me to control my 5yo Samsung Soundbar volume via the Vizio remote because it only has optical out. Wish the remote could be programmed for other devices.

I have a 70” Vizio for about 10 years and still performs like a 4K Tv. I want to buy this new model because I want the Bluetooth feature and will see how it goes. One thing that I recommend is not to touch the screen when unpacking. Do not allow children to touch the screen. Tell them to never play on the screen. I know people that allowed children to play and the screen started showing green lines. Supervise the children when you are away because they do it when are not being watched.

Bought 2 of these for different rooms. One worked fine and although the picture is sharp, it isn't markedly better that my 2yo non-QLED, non-HDR 4K TV. The 2nd TV had "dark shadows at all 4 corners of the screen. Vizio support sent me a new replacement and it had the exact same problem PLUS one additional issue in that the screen never went completely dark, even when the TV was turned off. Spent an hour with Support with no solution. I am returning the replacement.