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expired Posted by PurpleFruit402 • May 7, 2022
May 7, 2022 7:00 AM
Sam's Club Members: 55" VIZIO M556-H4 M-Series Quantum 4K HDR Smart TV
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If you're going to use it with a third party device (Apple TV, NVIDIA Shield, etc.) it'll be fine, but just know that trying to do anything other than turn it on, turn it off, or adjust the volume, and you'll be frustrated.
I used to love Vizio TVs in their early days, and I was very excited and optimistic about this one. However, I likely won't buy another one. I've also seen and read of too many problems from review units and consumer experiences.
You may say, yeah, but I'm not spending that much. Trust me, save your money and get something a little better. I feel like the $750 I spent was a bad deal now, especially when I have a 2015 Samsung SUHD that still looks and performs incredibly to this day.
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I'm going to guess 12 or less zones as that's what the 65" has. The previous year had 10 zones.
https://televisionspecs
For a frame of reference, the M658-G1 from the year before had 90 zones.
Here's a manual https://cdn.cnetcontent
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If you're going to use it with a third party device (Apple TV, NVIDIA Shield, etc.) it'll be fine, but just know that trying to do anything other than turn it on, turn it off, or adjust the volume, and you'll be frustrated.
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If you're going to use it with a third party device (Apple TV, NVIDIA Shield, etc.) it'll be fine, but just know that trying to do anything other than turn it on, turn it off, or adjust the volume, and you'll be frustrated.
Currently have a Hisense 55H8F that I'm ready to throw to the curb between the lag switching inputs, changing volume, etc., and not to mention the constant handshake issues with ARC and my soundbar.
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I used to love Vizio TVs in their early days, and I was very excited and optimistic about this one. However, I likely won't buy another one. I've also seen and read of too many problems from review units and consumer experiences.
You may say, yeah, but I'm not spending that much. Trust me, save your money and get something a little better. I feel like the $750 I spent was a bad deal now, especially when I have a 2015 Samsung SUHD that still looks and performs incredibly to this day.
Currently have a Hisense 55H8F that I'm ready to throw to the curb between the lag switching inputs, changing volume, etc., and not to mention the constant handshake issues with ARC and my soundbar.
If you're going to use it with a third party device (Apple TV, NVIDIA Shield, etc.) it'll be fine, but just know that trying to do anything other than turn it on, turn it off, or adjust the volume, and you'll be frustrated.
I used to love Vizio TVs in their early days, and I was very excited and optimistic about this one. However, I likely won't buy another one. I've also seen and read of too many problems from review units and consumer experiences.
You may say, yeah, but I'm not spending that much. Trust me, save your money and get something a little better. I feel like the $750 I spent was a bad deal now, especially when I have a 2015 Samsung SUHD that still looks and performs incredibly to this day.
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