Update: This offer is still available
Walmart has for
Walmart+ Members:
50" VIZIO M50Q6-J0 M-Series Quantum 4K HDR Smart TV on sale for
$328.
Shipping is free.
Note, offer is not available to Walmart+ trial members.
Thanks to Slickdeals Deal Editor
iconian for posting this deal.
Specs:
- 3840x2160 Resolution
- Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HDR10, HLG
- Full Array LED Backlit
- FreeSync Support
- IQ Active Display Processor
- < 10ms @ 60Hz Input Lag
- Wi-Fi + Bluetooth 5.0 with BLE
- Ports:
- 3x HDMI 2.1
- 1x USB
- 1x TV Tuner
- 1x Digital Audio Out
- 1x Analog Audio Out
- Warranty: One Year Parts & Labor. Free Lifetime Technical Support
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My biggest gripe with this TV is the software. There was an initial bug that rendered the TV useless until you switched it from Eco Mode. Then there are times when the screen goes blank when changing inputs. Sometimes its SmartCast software freezes and then I have to reboot the TV. The worst is when it registers all the buttons on the remote as the power button, so when you turn the tv on with the power button, and press any other button on the remote, it shuts the TV right off. I was about to file for a warranty claim when it magically fixed itself one day, and I haven't had the problem since. But the other bugs are still there.
I will say cons for my TV that apply to this iteration is there is no TV guide option. Having owned a Samsung QLED and an old Pioneer Plasma that had TV guide it was a step backwards for me especially since I use an antenna. I thought it was standard practice to have one in every tv until I got this one.
Upscaling to 4K is also another area where my unit struggled. Playing original 4K content from Disney plus or YouTube this tv absolutely shines but sometimes it struggles with tv channels and older videos. It also has a dirty screen effect but it's not as bad as seen on TCL. For a budget TV it does a decent job with picture quality
SmartCast is average. There was a period where it was terribly slow and i went and purchased an Onn Google Tv box. So far that has helped.
Additionally, I've noticed in my observation around public places and at work that a LOT of Vizio units have backlights that fail. So far mine hasn't failed but it's funny to observe how many of these newer M and V series backlights actually fail under longer use.
Again these are all pretty much nit-picky especially for a budget tv but just things I came across and thought I'd share. Overall it's still a decent tv. If it wasn't for the tv tuner issue I'd most likely purchase it again
Some people take care of their things.
My neighbor used to be in the electronic business and everything he sold via FB market Place or yard sale was used but in pristine condition.
Buying shiite from a pawn shop that's another thing.
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My biggest gripe with this TV is the software. There was an initial bug that rendered the TV useless until you switched it from Eco Mode. Then there are times when the screen goes blank when changing inputs. Sometimes its SmartCast software freezes and then I have to reboot the TV. The worst is when it registers all the buttons on the remote as the power button, so when you turn the tv on with the power button, and press any other button on the remote, it shuts the TV right off. I was about to file for a warranty claim when it magically fixed itself one day, and I haven't had the problem since. But the other bugs are still there.
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Reviews right here. I personally would pass up on this since the black levels are not good.
You will get more of bang for your buck with Amazon's current Hisense H8 55 inch for $449
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I will say cons for my TV that apply to this iteration is there is no TV guide option. Having owned a Samsung QLED and an old Pioneer Plasma that had TV guide it was a step backwards for me especially since I use an antenna. I thought it was standard practice to have one in every tv until I got this one.
Upscaling to 4K is also another area where my unit struggled. Playing original 4K content from Disney plus or YouTube this tv absolutely shines but sometimes it struggles with tv channels and older videos. It also has a dirty screen effect but it's not as bad as seen on TCL. For a budget TV it does a decent job with picture quality
SmartCast is average. There was a period where it was terribly slow and i went and purchased an Onn Google Tv box. So far that has helped.
Additionally, I've noticed in my observation around public places and at work that a LOT of Vizio units have backlights that fail. So far mine hasn't failed but it's funny to observe how many of these newer M and V series backlights actually fail under longer use.
Again these are all pretty much nit-picky especially for a budget tv but just things I came across and thought I'd share. Overall it's still a decent tv. If it wasn't for the tv tuner issue I'd most likely purchase it again
Reviews right here. I personally would pass up on this since the black levels are not good.
You will get more of bang for your buck with Amazon's current Hisense H8 55 inch for $449
Some people take care of their things.
My neighbor used to be in the electronic business and everything he sold via FB market Place or yard sale was used but in pristine condition.
Buying shiite from a pawn shop that's another thing.
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank singhster
My biggest gripe with this TV is the software. There was an initial bug that rendered the TV useless until you switched it from Eco Mode. Then there are times when the screen goes blank when changing inputs. Sometimes its SmartCast software freezes and then I have to reboot the TV. The worst is when it registers all the buttons on the remote as the power button, so when you turn the tv on with the power button, and press any other button on the remote, it shuts the TV right off. I was about to file for a warranty claim when it magically fixed itself one day, and I haven't had the problem since. But the other bugs are still there.
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