[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Wow! I was so excited I got this from influenster! It was very nice! Quality fantastic and the graphics and incredible! It's a very big tv and it's great . The remote works well. And it's performance it's spectacular it's very bright and great for gaming didn't need much maintenance or work on it putting it together 10:10!

Huge upgrade from my older Vizio 4K UHD. The Mini QLED picture looks amazing. Brighter, better colors, smoother motion, and dark scenes are so much easier to see now. Looks great from any angle. For around $400, this TV is an absolute steal. Vizio gets the win with this one.

Negatives first- The audio quality is not great and this is not an OLED masterpiece, HOWEVER, The positives are that the picture is bright and colors are vivid. Contrast and dark levels are acceptable due to the mini LEDs . Great value because of the very low price

I had a small budget for a 65” tv. This one came in under budget. For the price, it's great! Not the picture quality of high end models that dazzle you, but very good. The thing that drew me to this model is the fact that side viewing is outstanding. No wash out/fade out. I host karaoke parties in my home and side angle viewing is important. This tv fits the bill beautifully. I did not wall mount it. It sits on an entertainment center table. I purchased a TCL sound bar with subwoofer and the sound is terrific for watching movies and sports. (For karaoke parties, I use a separate, professional sound system, and use the tv as the monitor for karaoke lyrics. No one has any problem seeing the lyrics!) If you're needing a 65” tv on a budget, I recommend this one.

I like the TV. It has a good picture easy to use . The smart features make it easy to find your apps. The only thing I don't like about the TV is the remote it's about as basic as it could be. They just keep getting worse at least they could do is put some numbers on it.

Picture 'presets' are fairly useless... end pixeization is very apparent on most of the settings. Skin tones vary from scene to scene... kind of strange. Static text and graphics are fine, but anti-aliasing on high contrast images is pretty bad... It took several hours to make acceptable settings. The remote is pretty 'chincy' compared to my previous remote (which works fine with thus model). It took a while to understand where things were on the menu and how to access and modify the settings... not very intuitive (my opinion). One handy thing is an explanation of the highlighted function. Research between 65" VIZIO models recommended this model... specs between competitively priced SAMSUNG & LG models tended to lean toward VIZIO. The VIZIO this replaced was 6 years old, and honestly I liked the picture better.

It does what its supposed to do. The TV has a great picture but not very responsive with the remote. I feel there's definitely a quantity difference between Walmart TVs and the same product purchased at Costco. I was at a friend's house last night watching the football game and he bought the same TV at Costco for around the same price. His seems to be way quicker to respond. Maybe I just got junk batteries in the remote with it.

After about a month of use. I connected it to the internet as soon as I got everything set up after the update it started flashing different solid colored screens randomly. I eventually reset the tv and it worked fine after that but randomly turns off and back on. Getting home late from work I have not had the time to really deal with it and hit up the warranty for it. It's random and really bother me when I do play online video games. The picture quality is amazing the sound is great but the screen having issues is my problem

Avoid vizio at this point - its a walmart brand. Build quality of the brand has gone way down since this acquisition and it just feels flimsy. Overall the picture is ok, but it lacks a lot of settings such as "brightness" - yes literally backlight levels. It also does a lot of weird stuff on the fly which causes bright or dark patches seemingly randomly to "improve the picture" Additionally to use literally any "smart features" even seemingly dumb ones such as casting, you are required to have a walmart account AND you are required to have data services on - which includes all sorts of tracking of what you watch and how long and all sorts of stuff they are going to use to advertise to you. You can turn this data off, and you effectively lose any sort of smart functions - which on previous vizio models pre-walmart, you could have just by having a network connection. Overall, I will not be getting another vizio TV due to these reasons, and I would advise going with any other brand and doing your research before buying.

As of now I am not happy with this tv. Constantly freezing up and has to be unplugged more than once a week just to use it. I should have taken the other reviews more seriously. Dont buy