great picture, great sound and the colors come through great. i have been buying vizio products for years now and they always have had great products.

Our TCL TV picture was too dark and could not be brightened. I looked for a new TV and bought this QLED Visio. We are enjoying it, but I think the Mini led model might have been better.

This was a replacement of a Vizio smart TV that lasted 8 years before dieing .This unit while cheaper is a upgrade.The colors are realistic and vibrant. It supports all the Hd modes.I would recommend to others

Has a great picture and tons of apps and great features only reason for 4 stars is it is slow sometimes. Needs more RAM Apps like Plex are really laggy.

I recently bought this TV and was honestly surprised by how smooth the whole setup process was. It was practically plug-and-play, which I really appreciated—especially since I didn’t want to spend a whole evening fiddling with settings or hunting down a manual. Everything was super intuitive, and it connected to my Wi-Fi without any hiccups. What really impressed me, though, were the free apps. There's a ton of built-in content to explore, and a lot of it is actually worth watching—not just filler stuff. I’ve found myself scrolling through and discovering new shows without even needing to open up any of my usual streaming services. It’s a nice bonus that adds real value. All in all, it feels like a great upgrade. The picture quality is crisp, the colors are vivid, and it gives off a premium vibe without the premium price tag. For anyone looking to upgrade their living room setup without a headache, this is a solid pick.

No ethernet connection! Getting cross channels on some of the VIZIO Free TV channels (don't know what that's about)! Also, it likes to loose my WIFI connection about every 2 to 3 days. Everything else that's running on WIFI would still be connected and running great, but after turning the TV on it never connects to my home WIFI setup, therefore I have to keep going back into setting to reconnect the WIFI. I have 1GB fiber so there should be no issue because I don't have 15 devices running at the same time. This is why I was disappointed with the lack of ethernet connectivity, it avoids that issue.

TV is not reliable long term it’s good for about a few months and then you start to get bad connectivity issues. When using the other input channels, the TV will occasionally turn off, restart, or go to the home screen. Wouldn’t recommend if you’re looking for something reliable long-term.

Great TV especially for the price. While it's not specifically using "Google TV", it's a very similar experience and works pretty well. Nice feature is being able to connect headphones via Bluetooth for quiet watching at night. Very light, nice quality resolution, some nice features, including Volume Leveling which helps normalize volumes like transitioning from a quiet show to a loud commercial.

I purchased this tv as a gift, I have a higher end vizio and now I can see what the extra $200 dollars gets you. I use my higher end vizio with a macbook, I don't use, smart features. I can only compare this tv to the Roku tv it replaced. The first thing I noticed was the sound, very low volume and the speakers sound like they are blown, I mean really bad. I'm not comparing the sound to a hifi system or a recording studio, just basic tv audio shouldn't sound this bad. So I got a sound bar, this was 10000X improvement. As for the tv's operating system, the smart part, it's like trying to run windows 11 on a commodore 64. There's a huge delay between when you hit a button to navigate the menu with all the media to when it responds. VERY SLUGGISH ! The internal tv settings for audio with the vizio soudbar vary. Sometimes you see all the options "Bass,Midrange,Treble, room size, surround sound" and other times there are no options. When running netflix, it always gets stuck in a loop and requires resetting the tv, and clearing out whatever setting you had. EVERY TIME ! The previous Roku Tv didn't have any of these issues. So after doing some checking around, it seems that using a tv stick and bypassing the vizio operating system is the only fix. That is my next step, a tv stick. It's pretty bad that hundreds of addiotional dollars must be spent to bring this tv to normal operational standards. If your going to purchase this tv, A sound bar is a must, The audio is really really bad. Perhaps this is an effort by vizio to sell more sound bars, who knows.

Nice sharp picture. Don’t like that I was FORCED to get the Vizio app in order to just use the tv. And it is a little flaky about connectivity. Also the connections on the back are very limited. No place for an antenna or the av connectors some games need.