Recieved a 55" Vizio tv for Christmas and was so impressed I personally wanted to by one for my family room. I purchased a 65" Vizio Quantum because the picture was suppose to be better. What I found was the picture on my 55" looked better. Had I known the picture quality was not going to be more vivid than my 55" I would had simply purchased the same 55" Vizio

This is my 4th Vizio television set. Vizio sells a great product for a great price. After reading all of the reviews, I decided to purchase the M658 model. I immediately downloaded all of the updates and the picture was beautiful. The default settings are very good, but I decided to calibrate the colors. I was blown away by the picture. I will continue to buy Vizio products in the future.

I've had this for a few weeks and it has been great so far. I calibrated it using the recommendations on rtings.com and it looks great. I also picked up a Vizio 5.1 surround system, which gave me the unexpected perk of being able to run both the TV and the audio system with the same remote. My only complaints are about the smart TV interface that's built into the tv: 1. The interface is slow. There is a noticeable delay after I push a button when moving through menus or when selecting an app. It works though, so ultimately it's not a huge deal. 2. There is always a giant ad at the top of the home screen for different shows. I wish I could turn this off because I'm never interested. 3. I wish I could remap the 6 buttons at the top of the remote. I use the Netflix button, but the others are for service s I've hardly even heard of, and will never use. If I could remap those to other services I actually use, that would be much better than having buttons I will likely never use Overall I'm very happy with this tv. It's been great for my home theater and for the money it was a great deal.

The hardware is great, but it comes with a TON of free apps. The software on the screen will NOT allow you to remove, block or delete apps with unfiltered mature content. Tons of stuff not appropriate for kids is freely available. The only solution is to disconnect from WiFi.

I am delighted with this TV. It's hard to imagine a better picture at this price. In the "Calibrated" mode colors are vibrant, contrast and black levels are very good, and detail is excellent. I love watching movies without that "soap opera" effect seen in other sets at this price.

I bought this unit recertified, but can't even tell the difference from brand new. Vision did a great job getting the unit back into pristine working condition and I have had no issues after about 2 months of usage. It has Dolby Vision and HDR 10, sometimes 10+ will even pop up when watching some sources. I like the ease of use and the availability of the apps and Airplay. It pairs with my Xbox, Denon Receiver, and Echo Dot seamlessly. This is my first Vizio Tv and I'm impressed. Won't be upgrading anytime soon, but I will keep an eye out for newer models in the future.

I bought the Vizio M658-G1 TV on August 3, 2019. The Vizio M658-G1 TV could be a great TV, but it has the following issues: The ARC interface to my Yamaha ATS-1080 sound bar mostly does not work. I expect that the TV has a problem detecting the sound bar, but is could also be the sound bar does not handshaking properly. When both are configured to use the ARC HDMI for sound and control, the TV remote turns on/off the TV and ATS-1080. After they are on I get sound but the TV remote will not control the volume/mute and the volume slider does not state “Audio System”. When looking at the TV CEC menu, the Vizio has not discovered the ATS-1080 as no ARC device is detected. If I click on Device Discovery, it discovers the ATS-1080, but it still does not work correctly. If I manually turn off the ATS-1080 and then back on, it is detected and its volume is now controlled by the TV remote. The reason I suspect the TV is that I can fix the problem by setting the TV to ECO mode. Doing so fixes the sound bar startup issue, but it takes a long time for everything to come on, which may be what fixes the issue. In ECO mode, there is another problem. The Android app cannot turn on the TV in ECO mode when the TV is using Wi-Fi…only the TV remote can turn it on. I suspect that the Wi-Fi is off until the TV is on. If I use an Ethernet hardwired connection, the Android app can turn on the TV in both ECO and Quick-Start modes. When everything is “working” together, there is a 1-2 second delay when changing the volume and mute on/off. The Vizio built-in apps are too slow and cumbersome to use. It is very hard to navigate within the Vizio apps using the TV remote control. The Android remote app at least gives a keyboard, but no navigation keys. I have connected an HDMI computer to get a reasonable response and a real keyboard/mouse for navigation. Why can't Vizio allow a wireless USB keyboard to be connected? I consider the built-in apps to be useless. It is so much more convenient to use HDMI to connect a real computer which can use a wireless USB keyboard/mouse. All these errors are probably just software, please fix them. I paid a lot for this TV, and I would like it to work. At least by not using the apps, I am not being tracked as much.

I originally bought a competitors TV... it was delivered broken. So i returned it to the store and opted for this particular model. The Smart TV features work very well, and the ability to use a Cat-5 cable was a great feature for me. The menu system is greatly improved from earlier models (read 8+ years ago). Vizio also got rid of the light up logo on the bottom of the tv which i like. The picture is excellent and the colors from my eyes seem to be really good. The other selling feature for me is i still have old components - yes a VCR (Gasp) and a Wii that use the Component cables. These connections still exist on the back of the television to use (SCORE!) The only con that i can see is a lack of Disney+ (at the time of this review) which means i have to use my Roku that i had attached on my 15 year old television this one replaced. As such it would be nice to have newer channels as they come to market added in a quicker manner to the TV as there is no marketplace to simply download them.

Overall a very good quality product against competition s like Samsung and LG. Picture quality is excellent overall, but HDR brightness is just decent. The Smartcast OS is a little lacking and a bit slow compare to competition. This is about a 4.5 stars rating for the first 6 weeks.

I brought this tv 2 weeks ago and it works great. Beautiful colors it has Dolby vision which is a plus when streaming. Connected to my vizio sound bar with no problems. Only complaint is Smartcast it works when it want to. Sometimes smartcast is not available and i should not have to recycle my tv and loose settings and have to sign in to all my streaming again. Can be very annoying. Pleasr fix this problem Vizio.