This is my third Vizio TV. I have had the oldest 55in for 5 or 6 years. This year my girlfriend the razorback basket ball fan wanted a bigger TV. We are getting older so sounded like a good idea to me. We purchased this 75 in special edition Vizio on line just 2 days before black Friday on sale for $384. Yes $384 plus tax. A steal. The store loaded it in to the back of my Subaru for me. Thank you Walmart. My girlfriend helped me unbox it. It was nearly as tall as she was. Setup was simple. Even connected it to my cell so I could use my cell as a extra remote, how nice. picture is breath taking. The Vizio sound bar I already had connected right up. Sound is very good. Watching basketball on this TV is almost like being there. I love this TV and would recommend it to everyone. I have read some negative reviews on this TV, but , I am not someone who believes everything they read, especially when it comes to a negative review.

I absolutely love the TV itself — the picture quality is beautiful, the size is perfect, and once it’s running, it performs exactly how I expected. The display is sharp, bright, and very enjoyable for movies and everyday viewing. However, what really disappointed me is that you are forced to sign up for the app just to use the TV at all. There’s no option to bypass it, which feels unnecessary and frustrating. I prefer to use my own devices and shouldn’t be required to create an account just to access basic TV functionality. Overall, it’s a great TV with an excellent picture, but the mandatory app registration takes away from what would otherwise be a truly solid experience.

I read reviews after purchasing but before receiving, people said they received their tvs with some spots or dead pixels on the screen. So i was a little woried. But it came perfectly fine. Day 1 so far soo good. Like the quality of the picture and clear sound. We love it

I was not going to buy a tv for this year, but seeing a 4K smart tv at 75 inches for $350 was too good to refuse. This is even higher quality than my “high quality” expensive TV that is smaller than this, it’s 4K resolution by default and doesn’t upscale unless you’re watching non 4K content, this TV is a PHENOMENAL quality device for the price, it just cannot be beaten right now. Included is a photo that shows a 32” tv beside it for scale.

The TV is easy to assemble (but since it’s too big I recommend 2 people). It comes with some free TV channels, and you can connect it to an app on your phone and control it from your phone instead of from the remote. Picture quality is ok I’d say , the only minor thing I felt is that the sound isn’t loud enough , it’s fine for my small living room but I feel like if you plan to use it in a very big room then you might feel the sound being not too loud. Other than that it is great, I definitely love how big it is and how it looks!

Great TV , Great color, great sound with the vivzo sound bar attached, had a 65 inch vivzo when they first came out with 4k , later bought a 70 inch LG , after couple of years bought this 75 inch vivzo on black Friday sale from Walmart at a great price, personally I think vivzo has the best color and sound of any TV on the market.

still considering if to return or keep. For a fraction of price increase much better options of the same size available. issues with this particular tv that in order to activate it you practically have to sell your kidneys. you need to register an account and allow them to collect information about you and your activity with very limited options to refuse tracking. Another issue are the connections outlet, there is no LAN outlet and limited device blue tooth connection. i have found a competible model in Best Buy that seems to suit all my needs.

I like the tv but on initial setup of tv after you go through all updates and connections half the apps didn't work. They would just spin or go black with no login option. Messed with settings and did tv reset etc for over an hour. Still didn't work. Left it connected to wifi all night and finally the next morning I went back down and there was another update the tv needed to take. Once I took that update and reconfigured the tv everthing worked as expected.

Crashes constantly (side effect of making every tv a computer) when playing old video games. We’re talking 480p games that a “modern” tv should be able to scoff at, and my console doesn’t crash it keeps running while the tv goes into a boot cycle. If you’re just gonna watch Netflix on this thing then it’s probably fine, haven’t had any problems with streaming. But do NOT buy for gaming.

The OS for this TV is horrible. 80% of the time the apps don't load and when they do, it's slow. The ad said it has HDR, but when you go to the settings, it says HDR is Off and doesn't let you turn it on. These TVs were made for Black Friday, so obviously some things wouldn't be the best. But this is definitely the worse TV to have gotten on Black Friday.