The only negative is the feet. They were impossible to screw in all the way. We even tried to first screw them in without the feet and they still didn't sear properly. It made the tv lean forward. Ended up ordering a stand from Amazon. Everything else is fabulous. Easy setup, clear picture, good sound

It's a really good tv. Beautiful picture and vibrant. Has really good volume and isn't overly bright. Now the ease of installation. This is on the manufacturer. The stand needs 4 screws. They only packed it with two. And those two screws were entirely too long for it. Thankfully I had some that I was able to use in place of them. Second issue which is a massive no no. They put a three inch wide piece of tape that was roughly 2.5 feet long directly onto the screen.

Everything looks and functions great. The only issue is the setup because the Vizio app is no longer supported and trying to link the tv up on the Walmart app was not automatic. Picture looks great, sound is ok but I use external speakers/subwoofer so that doesn't matter. Apps all work YouTube Amazon Netflix etc. No complaints about the actual product.

Love Visio TV products and normally do not have a problem hooking up to internet. However, I do have a problem when the manufacturer or seller makes it almost impossible for you to stream your own internet provider. Not everyone lives in a large city and has access to the "best" or wants Siri telling us what we want to watch.

I have been using it for just a couple of days so can't comment on the durability. But the image looks great for the price, it comes with all pieces needed to have it working, and it had 2 hdmi ports. the only annoying thing is that it forces you to create a vizio account, but on the upside it already comes with an installed app that let's you watch some channels. so far very happy wjth my purchase

I'm a real buyer unlike the majority of the reviews here who were “incentivized” for their favorable reviews. The great price made choose these mini led vs the competition. I did notice a lot of artifacts, pixelation, ghosting, flickering when playing PS4 with an HDMI 2.1 cable I switched back to the original PS4 cable and it helped smooth out the image a lot. Streaming services look okay but I'm seeing a lot of picture noise, salt, pepper type of artifacts not sure if it's just the result of the streaming platforms compression or the TV that's creating this problem. Messing with the settings didn't help either. This is only 60hz refresh rate so maybe that is contributing to the picture image not looking as good as I hoped being a “mini LED” The TV apps are great, snappy, responsive, easy to connect. Sound quality is okay but can be improved greatly with virtual surround and enhancing the dialogue settings otherwise it was kind of muddy. Great budget tv but but my old 2020 Samsung ultra HDTV had better image quality. Buy if you are on a budget otherwise invest in a better quality brand that you can see in store unlike this model that was online only at the time of purchase.

This TV is super bright when it needs to be! I haven't seen the full 4k detail, but I think that's not possible with the naked eye at this screen size. The setup is pretty easy, but I still haven't connected it to Wi-Fi. All my videos are coming thru HDMI ports, so the TV doesn't need to be on my network at all. I honestly don't know if it's going to try to listen to what I say or the things that go on in my house, but I'm not going to hook it up to Wi-Fi and give it the chance. The television works just the same, and the set top box works just the way it should. assembly was super easy, had to peel away a bunch of plastic to finally see the screen. I was more impressed with the onboard speakers. You can't exactly feel the LFR, but many of the voices and musical scores sounded quite warm and resonant. I got this one on sale for about $250 and it feels like a real good value for the money. Just keep in mind that the brighter you view it the hotter it's going to get.

This TV has beautiful picture with a 4k feed but its terrible otherwise. I use an antenna for over the air tv which has always been crystal clear up until now. Spent an hour or two tweaking the settings just to make it useful. Netflix and Prime videos are the same. Lower res feeds just look terrible. High res feeds are nice. I'm not paying netflix for a higher resolution just to make this tv great for streaming. My cheap .Onn handled it all like a champ compared to this tv.

SHOULD NOT TAKE ALL MY MIGHT TO SCREW IN THE FREAKING TV STANDS. WHY DOES VIZIO KEEP CHAING THE STANDS. HAVE BEEN BUYING VIZIO TVS FOR YEARS AND IVE NEVER ENCOUNTERED TV STANDS THAT WERE THIS DIFFICULT AND STUPID TO SCREW IN. NOT EVERYONE IS A 200 POUND MAN. SOME PEOPLE HAVE PHYSICAL IMPAIRMENTS. SHOULD NOT HAVE TO INJUR MYSELF TO SCREW THE STANDS IN. WILL NEVER BUY ANOTHER VIZIO TV AGAIN.

Vizio is owned by Walmart. In order to use this tv you MUST have a Walmart account. 1st time set up and updates takes too long, almost like its scanning your home-network. Once configured you are able to access the hdmi ports, antenna port and smart-apps. The remote is terrible. Sound buttons are located on the side of the remote where you would typically grip the remote. You can't refuse data monitoring and collection during setup... you have to accept everything in order to use the tv. Then you'll have to go online with a PC and sign into Vizio website with your id and try to figure out how to gain back your privacy. They don't make it easy. The picture is great; refresh rate not made for anything above 60. The price $248 is okay and was a Labor Day sale, I think. But is it worth them stealing your data?