Crystal clear and sounds great

Everything was perfect

perfect for the price

Good quality and value

Literally the worst TV I have ever owned. The picture is so jittery watching football. It loads so slowly. There are audio volume issues using a Vizio sound bar. Netflix won't load half of the time and to get it to load you have to go into settings to restart the tv. You might as well just light your money on fire. Vizio lost any future business from me.

TVs great ! Wish the remote was a little larger for my hands

Great value from Sam’s Club. I’m using this Vizio as an extra office monitor and a TV. My favorite part is the weight; it’s light enough that I mounted it solo on a smaller wall bracket. The fiber optic sound option is a huge plus for better audio. Highly recommend for a home office setup!

Pretty awful TV. It flickers, the sound cuts out, the picture is okay but the refresh rate is pretty sub par. The backlight leaves much to be desired. The picture settings are almost non existent. Vizio's app selection has all the major stuff but if you want something else, such as Jellyfin, it doesn't exist. The integrated Chromecast is pretty awful. I HATE the fact that I have advertisement on my TVs home screen. It's an okay TV for the price but that doesn't make it a good TV.

Purchased at Sam's Club in Wentzville Missouri 8/8/25. Picture is vibrant and excellent. TV is light for it's size (previous TV Vizio M60-c3 4K). Minor disappointment only 3 HDMI ports (old TV had 5 and had 5 different devices connected). Major disappointment no audio out or headphone jack to plug my Bose speakers into the TV. I bought an optical adapter to connect my speakers trouble is optical is line out and TV volume does not control optical audio out. Also tried Bluetooth adapter and Bose bluetooth speaker but that setup presented Lip sync-latentcy delay and skips/pops in the sound which is very annoying especially when listening to music. I could modify the TV by installing a headphone jack on the TV. That would solve the latency/popping/lip sync issues but would more than likely void the warranty. Analog Audio jacks out should be standard equipment on all audio devices. Should only add a $1or maybe $2 and save a lot of headache and Tech aggrivation. I am considering looking for a tv with audio out/headphone jack and returning this one or taking a chance on voiding the warranty and adding a headphone jack (I hold a Bachelors in Electrical Engineering) but I shouldn't have to modify the TV. If the new TV had 5 HDMI ports and a headphone jack like the previous Vizio TV the new TV would have been a drop in plug-n-play replacement. Also the Roku wannabe remote is not satisfactory. Thankfully the old Vizio remote with numberpad on the front and QWERTY keyboard on back is much more convienent to use and works on this TV. The more I think about it the more disappointed I get.