65" Mini-LED television at an incredible price. I bought this for my college daughters condo and she absolutely loves it. I used it while visiting a few days and had no complaints. It requires a Walmart account to use since Walmart bought Vizio not too long ago, but it doesn't require any credit cards or anything. The picture quality is very good. I can't tell the difference between it and a much more expensive TV I use at home.

This is the fourth VIZIO television I’ve purchased for my home, so that probably says a lot about how I feel about the brand. This newest model has the same easy setup I’m used to, with an even clearer picture. What really stands out to me is the reliability. One of my other VIZIO TVs is 16 years old and still working perfectly. I’ve had very good experiences with the quality and longevity of these TVs, especially considering the price. I’ve never had any trouble with my VIZIOs, and I’m very happy with this latest purchase. I would definitely buy another one.

For whatever reason, Vizio didn't post the width of the feet. The feet of the TV sit 50 inches apart from each other for anyone wondering. I love this TV for this price. Has multiple different picture modes which you can select from and edit to your liking which was important to me so that I could have a very dim setting when I go to bed. Picture is fine. Highly recommended.

We bought this for our son for a housewarming gift. He was excited as he had no TV and of course the 65 inch TV when I was a little extreme in size, my husband wanted the 65 inch, I thought the 55 inch would be perfect. At the end of the day once the TV was put up on the wall. I'm glad we went with the larger TV. The picture is amazing, and is the perfect size. At wall-mounted very easy. Very happy with this purchase.

Beautiful color and a crisp clear picture that is actually better than the Samsung Tv we just had. The free cable offered is awesome and all you need is WiFi. It lacks a few features that Samsung offers to pair with your smart devices and less picture tuning options to darken the screen at night and I miss that part because I like to make my tv dark mode while I’m trying to fall asleep.

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.

This review is for the 2026 VIZIO 65-inch Mini LED Quantum 4K QLED HDR Smart TV. After dealing with Walmart's unprofessional 3rd party installation service provider, we were able to find our own installer to mount the new TV. So far, I'm impressed with the picture. Vizio TVs are comparable to many much more expensive brands at a fraction of the price. The picture is clear and crisp and can be adjusted if needed. You get just shy of 65" of viewable screen and a decent sound. My only two complaints: 1. the delay when switching between streaming and cable 2. the volume gap between loud and soft sounds. I believe the latter can be remedied by enabling Dynamic Range Compression (DRC) or "Night Mode' in the audio settings.

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.

This is a nice television but some of the apps are extremely pixelated. The microphone doesn’t work half the time for searching and when it does it gives incorrect results. It’s also been glitchy a few times which doesn’t make sense as it’s a brand new tv.

I bought this TV because of the price, even though my wife warned me against it. I should have listened to her. This is the worst TV I have ever owned. It freezes up after turning it on, and it won’t let you select an external input because it’s waiting for a WiFi connection. We have another Visio TV we bought for our bedroom 6 years ago and it sucks also. I thought after all this time they’d get it right, but I guess not.