Best Vizio TV I've had, I know there are other Vizio TVS out now but hands down I got this last year and it's amazing and perfect clarity! I'd buy more for every room if I already didn't have them set up with Vizio already!! There is no other TV that I'd prefer!

Replaced our original Vizio TV that we had for almost 16 years. Sound on the new TV is not very good, required additional purchase of a sound bar. The remote is the worst remote I have ever used. Very small, buttons are not lit and no video controls on the remote. Very clunky to use when watching Netflix or Prime and need to rewind or fast forward. The SmartCast app is buggy requiring a soft reset of the TV quite often - 3 resets in the first two weeks. Bought Vizio based on previous experience, guess all good things come to an end.

I bought this a month ago and am so glad I did. It replaced a much smaller and older Visio in the same room, but because the new one was substantially larger I was able to take advantage of mounting above the fireplace. It is a great fit and frees up a lot of space used by the old tv. In terms of performance, I'm very happy with the performance and quality, especially for the price. What a great deal for this tv.

This is a great TV! Go to a store that has one on display. I have always looked down on Vizio tv's, never had a high regard but this is an undeniably good tv. You name it it has it. You cannot find a tv under $1000 that has the picture and features. 90 local dimming zones, Dolby Vision and bright picture. I use it as a monitor so I can't on smart cast. Price is $648! Get it while you can.

When I first received the tv and turned it on I was concerned because I could see the grid pattern of LEDs on just about any background the screen had on it but it was not even tolerable with white. I decided to install it up on the wall before making my final decision and I am glad I did. Since it was leaning slightly backwards in order to not tip over, it must have been pushing slightly to make the pattern visible. Now the screen looks perfect. Colors are as they should be. Vivid even when backlight is low. Whites are pure white with no dirty screen effect and blacks are full deep black. There are a million picture quality settings available too so you can adjust every aspect of the picture even down to gamma and specific color intensities.The TV also includes a variety of user available test patterns to calibrate it to very accurate levels. I was even surprised at the performance of the built in apps as well as the ease to cast from almost any device perfectly onto the screen. There was also no apparent sluggishness or lag using any apps or selecting them as some reviews I had read did mention. The menus/settings were easy to navigate. Nothing confusing or items in a tab they dont belong. Love that everything can be set from my phone too. The only complaint is the audio has absolutely no settings other than balance and surround on/off. Even the most basic cheap tv's have some sort of audio EQ. Granted anyone with a tv this size should be using an amp and home theater system which usually i also use. With all that said, the on-board sound quality was not nearly as bad as some particularly picky reviewers had mentioned in some I had read. Its not a concert hall in a box but its far from bad. Also, people are paranoid about smart TV's spying on you... This TV Explicitly breaks down any data collection it could do. Gives you the option to opt out and explains what feature benefits you will lose, if any by opting out. Its not rediculously long and complicated notices either. But it CLEARLY states what it needs at each moment while setting up... Microsoft, Google and facebook are not remotely as up front about their data collection. One last thing... to anyone thinking any size TV will be too big.. it wont. If you have enough wall space, go as big as possible. My 65" looks like 32" when put up on a wall. (Not the tv's fault)

The TV is a good size and has decent color, however, this is the second one in less than a year. My first one was purchased in July 2019 and it died in December while watching Netflix (the image just went black). They sent a replacement at no cost, but the replacement has a brown dot in the middle of the screen, along with some shadow lines throughout the TV.. maybe a burnt out bulb

TV looks great and was sold at a great price but we've had lots of issues with the TV turning itself off, or resetting itself, crashing out of apps, not allowing apps to run. I've owned the TV for 3 months and have contacted Vizio Support 4 times. Everytime they tell me to do the same thing and the problem comes right back. Seems like people having same issue with screen going fuzzy grey and turning off. Vizio support could not find solution.

This is our 2nd VIZIO, however it's our 1st 4K HDR. I Was convinced after the Beijing Olympics...in particular the Opening Ceremonies. They had huge VIZIO Flat Screens (4K HDR) wasn't on the market yet...but the display on these TV's were Amazing. I still have that one in my Basement...works fine! The Brilliance of the 4K HDR just blows my mind!, I am so happy with This TV from VIZIO.... I tell everyone looking for a flat screen... Always check VIZIO.

Bought this TV before Christmas and wanted to give it some time before wrote a review. For the most part the 4K picture quality is good; the black is truely black and the colors are vibrant. BUT here are the quirks: 1] the apps are buggy 2] app navigation menu is terrible 3] the remote is cheap(made and feel) 4] TV sometimes randomly turns off 5] Sound effect options do seem do anything real 6] It sometimes doesn't "play" well with my Vizio sound bar (it becoming annoying)

This is my first Vizio TV. I really like the features. The connection between the TV and Google home is awesome and let remove Chrome cast. The connection to my PS4 has let incredible picture. The only issue with this TV has less apps compare to other smart TV.