[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!

The 65” Vizio Mini LED Quantum 4K QLED HDR Smart TV (NEW 2026) VQM65C-10 is perfect! It works great and the picture is awesome!

The picture is great, far superior to the 58" Hisense it's replacing. The colors are vivid. The one thing I will say against it is the home screen layout is not as good as Roku's, but that's a minor issue. My Samsung soundbar installed easily without any issues.

Replacing a 2012 Vizio 60” and amazing how much lighter the 65” is now with all the newer technology Finding free recycling for the old Vizio because of size was challenging but finally did find one place fairly close to Trust the Vizio brand has always been very reliable and good for us

I've had the tv for at least a few weeks now. so far, the picture is excellent and rich. the apps are easy to use and functional. what seems to be missing is a power save function. other than that, nothing left to complain about. the built in speaker gets reasonably loud and crisp and that's without surround sound assists. great job on this unit vizio, I'm very impressed.

The TV is a lot of bang for your buck. I researched The 65"on various sites to make my decision; my previous TV was a Vizio 55" and always performed well. Before that and the advent of smart TV's I had a Vizio 42" which lasted a long time so I am somewhat biased in my choice of budget friendly purchases. The picture on this new model is exceptional. I run it in Calibrated mode for a satisfatory picture but when I want to watch something that makes colors pop, I use Bright or Sports mode which give all the detail and more. The remote works well and is easy to use. My personal opinion; a great TV at a quality price point!

The only problem may not be with the TV, but I hooked up my Apple TV and I’m having problems with the only app I used on Apple TV. The TV kept cutting off multiple times while trying to watch that app. The TV worked perfectly on everything and all apps that Vizio has on the TV itself.

Great budget mini led. Colors pop and good inky blacks. Watched for a couple hours so far, HD and 4K content and it has nice image reproduction without any noticeable weird haloing in dark scenes with light objects like stars. I would complain about the motion handling a bit, there is some judder and when cameras pan around there is a tiny big of digital breakup but for the most part it is still a very enjoyable watch. The image adjustments are a bit limited and the motion processing setting darken the image significantly. It also seems to make the motion worse so I left it off. I dont use the Vizio OS for streaming and instead use a Roku. Upon set up, the TV does make you sign into or create a Walmart or Vizio account so they have you by the goolies in order to use the TV. For the price this thing is outstanding!

Great picture on the TV. The only thing I will say is some of the apps aren’t fully functional. For example, DIRECTV for their various services you do not get to view all of the shows and movies. It’s just whatever’s on their main screen. I looked it up and it’s something to do with a VIZIO operating system. The fix was to either get a Roku or Amazon fire stick which seems ridiculous.

The TV has a beautiful picture and the sound is adequate but not highly controllable. The most serious problem is lack of functionality. If I want to watch regular TV I have to buy an antenna. There are news stations throughout the selection but they are not live or not up to the standards of a regular broadcast.Currently, I have a paid account connected to Dish Network which is not compatible with the Vizio setup but there are some paid choices I could select but so far, are disappointing and I will not be using those. The only option satisfactory to me is buy a second TV and hook up my Dish cable but that seems like a foolish choice at best. I am not sure how I will resolve this, as most choices seem inadequate.