VIZIO[bestbuy.com] has a bundle deal where you can get the VIZIO 65" OLED 4K Ultra HD Smart TV + Elevate Home Theater Atmos Soundbar for $2099. You have to add both to cart in order to see bundle deal. Shipping is free.
VIZIO - Elevate™ 5.1.4 Channel Soundbar with Wireless Subwoofer and Rotating Speakers for Dolby Atmos / DTS:X - Charcoal Gray (P514a-H6):
$799.99 (original price: $999.99) https://www.bestbuy.com/site/vizi...Id=6420000
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VIZIO[bestbuy.com] has a bundle deal where you can get the VIZIO 65" OLED 4K Ultra HD Smart TV + Elevate Home Theater Atmos Soundbar for $2099. You have to add both to cart in order to see bundle deal. Shipping is free.
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I really wish Vizio OLEDs were good, cause they are affordable
I have an open box 55" that was dirt cheap, and it's been fine as a display device. I don't use the built-in smart TV features (shield) and that's probably a big reason why it's been ok for me.
Having said that I don't think this price is quite low enough yet vs. models without the software risks.
Soundbar and nice should never be in the same sentence.
I used to be a purist like you, and I do run separates in my own home theater, but I realized that a vast majority of people are not audiophiles and a soundbar is a compact, easy to setup, approachable solution that will get them much better sound quality than their built-in TV speakers.
Vizio's soundbars are actually very well reviewed. This model in particular is roughly an 8/10 on most review sites:
I used to be a purist like you, and I do run separates in my own home theater, but I realized that a vast majority of people are not audiophiles and a soundbar is a compact, easy to setup, approachable solution that will get them much better sound quality than their built-in TV speakers.
Vizio's soundbars are actually very well reviewed. This model in particular is roughly an 8/10 on most review sites:
But as I said before, the LG C1 65" is on Woot! every few weeks for $1650, and if you have a Video Only B&M (west coast USA), they are $1399.
Rtings is the bible for tvs and monitors but they have lost all credibility for sound products for me (they have a lot poor reviews on headphones). I think they are trying to cast a wide net and not excelling at it, they have a lot of poor mice reviews too.
Not trying to be a purist but it is hard for great sound out of a compressed space (unless you looking at headphones). BIL has an atmos soundbar from LG, https://www.rtings.com/soundbar/reviews/lg/sp9ya, that rtings rates higher than this and it actually sounds bad.
Thank you for the info about video only though, I will need to try them when the LG 42 inch OLED comes out.
do not buy vizio products after 2018. This oled still on the latest firmware has awful problems. There is no way to downgrade your firmware and it took vizio a year to attempt to fix problems. Instead it introduced a whole host of other problems. Especially when you have a soundbar attached. So this bundle will screw you i promise. Check out the vizio_official subreddit for thousands of tales of the problems i just mentioned.
Don't buy this TV. I bought one in late 2020 from BestBuy. It has been a nightmare.
Even now after years of updates, I am playing PS5 or watching content on my Apple TV and the signal regularly drops. So I have to pause the game, or pause the controller and I sit there on the couch for 15 to 60 seconds staring at a dark screen waiting for it to renegotiate the signal.
If everything goes well it is back on and we are good to go, but sometimes it leaves the big NO SIGNAL display over the actual picture that is coming through, and it never goes away without you manually changing the signal setting to something else and back. This happens about once an hour while using the TV.
Additionally, the power on issue is still here after two years. For this one the TV simply won't turn on. The only way you can get it to display something is by unplugging it and plugging it back in. I have it wall mounted and this is a pain, this happens once a week.
How good is vizio elevate, I had the M5.1.2-H6 and always had connection issues with my vizio tv. Had to return
How good is vizio elevate?
ALso, it would be great if anyone can compare it with the Klipsch reference that is available at costco for 699
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Having said that I don't think this price is quite low enough yet vs. models without the software risks.
Vizio's soundbars are actually very well reviewed. This model in particular is roughly an 8/10 on most review sites:
https://www.rtings.com/soundbar/r...io/elevate
https://www.cnet.com/reviews/vizi...h6-review/
But as I said before, the LG C1 65" is on Woot! every few weeks for $1650, and if you have a Video Only B&M (west coast USA), they are $1399.
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Vizio's soundbars are actually very well reviewed. This model in particular is roughly an 8/10 on most review sites:
https://www.rtings.com/soundbar/r...io/elevate
https://www.cnet.com/reviews/vizi...h6-review/
But as I said before, the LG C1 65" is on Woot! every few weeks for $1650, and if you have a Video Only B&M (west coast USA), they are $1399.
Not trying to be a purist but it is hard for great sound out of a compressed space (unless you looking at headphones). BIL has an atmos soundbar from LG, https://www.rtings.com/soundbar/reviews/lg/sp9ya, that rtings rates higher than this and it actually sounds bad.
Thank you for the info about video only though, I will need to try them when the LG 42 inch OLED comes out.
Even now after years of updates, I am playing PS5 or watching content on my Apple TV and the signal regularly drops. So I have to pause the game, or pause the controller and I sit there on the couch for 15 to 60 seconds staring at a dark screen waiting for it to renegotiate the signal.
If everything goes well it is back on and we are good to go, but sometimes it leaves the big NO SIGNAL display over the actual picture that is coming through, and it never goes away without you manually changing the signal setting to something else and back. This happens about once an hour while using the TV.
Additionally, the power on issue is still here after two years. For this one the TV simply won't turn on. The only way you can get it to display something is by unplugging it and plugging it back in. I have it wall mounted and this is a pain, this happens once a week.
Just buy anything else.
How good is vizio elevate?
ALso, it would be great if anyone can compare it with the Klipsch reference that is available at costco for 699
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