Costco has
65" VIZIO P65QX-H1 P-Series Quantum-X 4K HDR LED Smart TV on sale for
$1079.99 valid for
Costco Members only.
Shipping is free (
set up is not included).
Thanks to community member
jonnykck &
ralphwiggum1 for finding this deal
Note, offer valid for Costco Members w/ an active membership
Key Features/Specs - Resolution: 3840x2160
- Refresh Rate: 120Hz
- Refresh Rate: Clear Action 960
- Motion Technology: Dynamic Motion Rate 240
- VESA Mounting: 400x400mm
- HDR: HDR 10 Plus
- WiFi w/ Ethernet
- Built-In Speakers w/ DTS Virtual:X
- Smart TV Platform: SmartCast w/ Chromecast (works w/ Voice Assistants and Apple AirPlay)
- Inputs
- 4x HDMI
- 1x USB
- 1x Ethernet
- 1x Component Video
- 1x Composite Video
Warranty - This product is covered by a three years manufacture's warranty w/ purchase
Top Comments
Also, for the bad OS, that can be fixed by running off a $50 Google TV or fancy nVidia Shield Pro. Let the external device stream and be your interface.
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For every reason you can state why vizio sucks, the same could be said about every other tv brand. Like people are bashing vizio for 4k 120, vrr. Well look, sony who makes the stupid ps5 and tvs can't get any of their stuff working based on what I'm seeing. Like how does that even make sense. So best bang for the buck is what I'm choosing. Costco sold out of this tv and black friday it also sold out on the pq series, seems people like this deal and tv.
Also, for the bad OS, that can be fixed by running off a $50 Google TV or fancy nVidia Shield Pro. Let the external device stream and be your interface.
This year is not just an incremental step up but touts major improvement in brightness, size, hdmi 2.1/VRR, and processing.
Check out detail from CES this month.
This year is not just an incremental step up but touts major improvement in brightness, size, hdmi 2.1/VRR, and processing.
Check out detail from CES this month.
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I'm never buying a Vizio TV again.
Alternatively, mainly stick to using the dedicated buttons on the remote.
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