I got this TV during Black Friday to replace my 65‑inch LG that stopped working properly. For the price, this was a really great deal. The picture quality and sound aren’t on the same level as my old LG, but that TV also cost about three times more, so I wasn’t expecting a perfect match. The sound is the one area that really needs help, so I went ahead and ordered a sound bar to boost it. Other than that, I’m happy with the purchase. It arrived well‑packed, everything was in great shape, and installation was super easy. For the money, it’s a good buy and does exactly what I need it to do.

we haven't had it long but my husband is ••VERY HARD OF HEARING•• blew out the sound in our last TV. it was a cheap brand %26 actually still works we put it in our bedroom because I don't need the sound to go up very high! I gave my TV to my granddaughter who loves it •our last tvs are over 18 years old and still going... I watch allot of TV I sleep with it on and I like the sound for company haha. but they are still going.

I hate this TV so bad I can taste it. Vizio has it's own Hub(built in menu) and it's absolutely horrible. If you turn on the TV you better pick something to watch or it will pick it for you and set the volume at whatever it was set at when you last watched it. Often the volume is at 100% so the TV starts blasting out at 100% volume and you didn't even choose anything yet. I could write a book about everything I hate about this TV. Many times it makes me so mad I just turn it off, and I'm no longer in the mood to watch TV after dealing with the Vizio nightmare. I hate this TV and that's an understatement. I have zero good things to say about this TV.

Great TV, great price, picture is clear, haven’t noticed a lag since I bought it 2 months ago. Sound is great, the TV is in a room with bright outside light in the daytime, dark in the evening and I feel the TV has vivid color, black blacks, sharp and rich picture quality, music is clear and sound is crisp at higher volumes. I researched for about a week before I bought this one. I compared brands and features like OLED/QLED/Mini-LED, etc, I went to an electronics store to look and ask questions, and I was firm with an under $300 budget. Based on reviews and viewing similar specs on in-store TVs, this was perfect for me and it has been. I’m very happy with this purchase especially because I got a great deal, and it was very simple to set up for watching, basically plug it in and follow directions. The app works great as well so far.

Got a great deal on this tv for Black Friday hoping for a great tv but. Bot with too much expectation because it was for my bedroom. This tv picture quality is great with easy to use smart tv options as well as free Vizio channels with a lot of movies.

Great value for the price . Can’t go wrong with Vizio. Overall satisfied with my recent purchase. Screen quality is great. Easy set up, plenty of app options ( free trials included ) , resolutions looks wonderful , sound is great, has the option to connect to Alexa %26 others smart home devices. Highly recommend.

Sound is very low.. good picture but not 4k… Walmarts version of Roku is no good… can’t get apps like with Roku. Overall worth what I paid… but definitely not good for home theater quality. Will have to get surround sound so I don’t hafta blast it To hear

Great tv for the price. Picture quality is wonderful but the best feature of this tv is how is how it effortlessly connects to all your apps and gaming units without any hiccups and lighting speed. My fancy Samsung costing over $1500 doesn’t match it. I wish I would have bought an extra one for the great price I got mine for. The only difficulty I had was in installing the legs it was a cumbersome process. I wish the manufacturers would redesign that section of the tv. Thank You MM

This TV is so amazing. I should've bought 23 or four. I got this during Black Friday for $228. Is it still worth it? It is the picture is beautiful and it is huge. It looks more like a 75 inch wonderful I recommend it. I love it and then hopefully I look out and get another one this Black Friday thank you.

​I bought the Vizio V4K65X-08 because I wanted a "Smart TV." As it turns out, Vizio and I have very different definitions of the word "smart." In my world, smart implies a baseline level of competence. In Vizio’s world, "smart" apparently means "contemplative," as in, this TV spends a lot of time thinking about whether or not it actually wants to show me the weather. ​The Speed of a Snail on Tranquilizers ​I’ve owned four smart TVs before this one—Samsung, LG, even a TCL I bought in a grocery store parking lot—and all of them could pull up a channel guide in a few seconds, top. This Vizio? Navigating the UI feels like trying to run a marathon through a pool of cold molasses. ​I press the "Guide" button and have enough time to go into the kitchen, brew a fresh pot of coffee, and ponder my life choices before the grid appears. By the time the TV loads the "Live TV" menu, the show I wanted to watch has usually reached its series finale. Bottom Line: If you enjoy staring at loading circles and want a giant mirror to help you reflect on your financial decisions, the Vizio V4K65X-08 is the TV for you. If you actually want to watch television, maybe look elsewhere.