I needed to get a new smart TV, after much research and looking around I decided on the Vizio and I am glad I did. both my wife and I like the way it sounds and the picture is awesome. when the grand kids come over the remote control makes it easy to navigate to the different apps.

I recently bought 2 vizio TVs. 1 v series and 1 m series. Both have good pictures, but the M is better. This version of the M series has 90 zones and I can tell it. Google m series and research the zones. Some M models dont have near as many. Anyway the difference is the M does action and fast pace games way, way better. Much better controls of blacks with very little bleed over. So nice crisp lines. The sound is pretty good for tv speakers. Lacks bass and true immersive sound because of it. Sound is best suited for talking and none bass driven forms of entertainment. Rear facing specker is something to note too for some.

This TV replaced a TCL that failed right after the warranty expired. Nice even light dispersion unlike the TCL with a bright picture. Colors are awesome. My expectations were high and so far this TV has held up to them. Sound is not too bad from the TV but I typically use a separate sound system. If you're not an audiophile, it's fine.

I like the TV very much. It would be nice to be able to download apps to it. Recently lVizio added Dinsey+ to the mix but before that I had to cast it from my phone. Also, the speakers are so small that there is no way to make them sound anything but tinny. I bought a sound bar to fix the problem.

I bought this about a month ago and am generally quite pleased. With the 90 regions of brightness, the picture rivals much more expensive OLED televisions. The sound is very good but with my existing Vizio soundbar I can kick it up a notch when I need to. My only disappointments is Vizio's decision to be Apple centric, and the current lack of Disney + support. Why not make the TV DLNA compliant. I have several videos on a windows based server that I cannot access. Thankfully I can transfer the content to a thumb drive, but that just adds a step. Hopefully you will quickly resolve the lack of Disney + support. Casting to the TV works, but that doesn't produce the 4K picture that the app would produce.

I purchased this tv recently at Sam's. The picture is a little fuzzy I think it should be clear and the sound is not very good, I had to buy a surround sound system which cleared that up but I think because the speakers are in the back it is hard to hear.

I researches budget TVs for two weeks before settling on this unit. After watching what felt like every TV review on YouTube, I chose the M Series (558). It seemed to be the only TV that all reviewers agreed that you can't get a better picture without nearly doubling your money. I have been really happy with my purchase after getting it home and setting it up. BEAUTIFUL PICTURE FOR THE MONEY!!!

Bought this with contactless delivery, so I never saw it on display. Once I got it set up I could not believe how great the picture was. The dedicated buttons for the various services on the remote are great, the remote's layout and buttons shapes make it a handy and exceptional accessorie.

I bought this because the reviews were generally good, the price was very reasonable for a 55" smart TV, it has 4 HDMI ports, and cab controlled with Apple Siri. The picture quality is very nice, the standard audio is just OK. I use Apple HomePod for streaming sound.

I bought this tv after reading reviews, and reviews of its competitors. I even watched reviews and demos on Youtube. While the colors and motion do look very good, I was disappointed at some aspects. The blooming on this TV is pretty bad. The grayscaling (not sure if that's what you call it) is pretty bad too. On the PROS side, gaming looks awesome. Live sports looks awesome. Movies look awesome. Sound is not bad as well. If you like your TVs with super bright, super vivid, oversaturated colors, you may not like this TV. If you like your TVs with true, accurate colors, then this TV is great, specially for the price point. To be fair, I have not calibrated the TV yet (because I don't know now), so I'm sure I could squeeze more performance out of it.