Reading these comments reminds me that convenience has turned our culture into very lazy people. They're so lazy they order a TV online. reading all these comments about these tvs arriving damaged is why I don't order electronics online. i always go in person and inspect the box.

I bought this tv to replace a tv in a bedroom, i already owned another vizio, and have been pleased with it for several years. However this tv is already preloaded with their choices of streaming channels, and i cannot add any that i use daily. So i returned it.

I bought this specifically for how "easy" it claimed to be to cast to. Specifically for my workout apps on my phone to cast to tv screen. Instead, I've spent probably 5-6 hrs over several occasions trying to make that work. Including a solid hour call with customer service. I've had it for a year now, and that feature has only worked a handful of times. If you're using Android, don't waste your $. It's insanely frustrating that I can cast to my downstairs TV that is a 6+ year old LG with zero effort. It shows up instantly on my phone. Whereas here, you have to install the vizio app, google home, and/or smart things and despite rebooting the router, uninstalling and reinstalling each app- it still will not work. And that is with an older phone and a newer phone, so I don't feel like you can blame that device. It works fine as a plane old smart TV, but that is not why I specifically picked this tv.

Why oh why won’t my TV turn on to the last station? I don’t need or want it to CONSTANTLY try to sell me something! I appreciate the fact that it will allow me to watch programming that my old TV never could, but if I had known this before I bought it, I wouldn’t have. Also, it has old school RCA inputs (for video, left and right audio channels) but there’s NO WAY TO USE THEM. The “owners manual” app has nothing about this, either.

I bought this for my kids room at Christmas so he could have Netflix. Unfortunately, since day 1, the tv “pops” when you turn it on and off and randomly when in use. It continues to get worse. We have all Vizio tvs and this is the only one we have issues with. My husband tossed the receipt so I was unable to return or exchange.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have had my first one maybe 3yrs now and yes it's a 55 inches, great set nowthe Second one I inquire from my sister a 32 inches and it also is just wonderful to look at , I really love smart television. And vizioi is number 1 in my book.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The productos is good but with a little detail the smartcast home os note working When I buy the TV the smarcast home is working but when I update the firmware the smartcast home has stop of working plus helo me but well the tv is good

I purchased a D-Series 32” in 2019 that failed in 2022 that although offered Apple integration which in my opinion made it superior to the competition it’s software was flawed and unstable. Its failure or lifespan of only 2 years proved to be flawed hardware as well. My purchase of another D-Series in 2022 as a replacement was based upon Apple integration and retail price. Had hardware & software reliability been the criteria the purchase of a second 32” D-Series would have never transpired. The 2022 version appears to have corrected many software faults but the hardware quality remains to be seen, so survey me again in 24-36 months for an accurate assessment of that aspect. The 4 star review reflects the improvement in the product not an overall product quality assessment. Bottom line: I remain skeptical of product longevity but applaud the improvements.

I have Cox Cable and I got the Cox remote to work with the TV and had the Cox cable HDMI connected to HDMI2 and When I turned on the TV and the cable from the Cox emote Smartcast would come up and when I clicked on Inputs I did not see a HDMI2 option only HDMI1 so I could not get to my cable tv. I learned that I have to turn on the TV then select an input and then turn on the cable so it will pick up the cable chanels from the Cox receiver. I checked the manual to see if I could lock it to HDMI2 but could not find anything so looks like I am stuck with taking the extra steps to get to where I want it to be.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love this TV because it is considered a "Smart" TV that is loaded with all kinds of awesome features, most of them free except for a few apps that require a small affordable subscription fee. It also comes with some fun games to play for free, like Tetris and Trivia Crack that you can play using the remote control that already comes with the TV.