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55" Vizio M556-H4 M-Series 4K QLED HDR Smart TV Expired
$328
$498.00
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Walmart has 55" Vizio M556-H4 M-Series 4K QLED HDR Smart TV on sale for $328. Shipping is free.
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Specs:
- Resolution: 3840x2160 4K UHD
- Refresh Rate: 60Hz (Dynamic Motion Rate 120)
- HDR: Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HDR10, HLG
- Smart Platform: SmartCast
- VESA Mount: 400x200
- Inputs
- 3x HDMI
- 1x USB
- 1x Optical Audio
- 1x Ethernet
- 1x RF
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Walmart [walmart.com] has 55" Vizio M556-H4 M-Series 4K QLED HDR Smart TV on sale for $328. Shipping is free.
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I just want buyers to know- yeah it's not a Samsung 1.5k$ tv but for the price try it, that's why they have a return window and extended warranty if u r concerned. Happy shopping all! And thanks OP for a chance to purchase!!
When they first debuted like 15 years ago, they were viewed as the cheap brand.
Somewhere around 2012 or so, they really increased their quality level, and they were very close in quality to the premium brands, while maintaining an affordable price.
Now over the past couple years, their quality level has dipped again, and they have gone back to being viewed as the cheap brand.
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Why report info on a different model? That's like saying - "oh I once had a iPhone 6 a couple years ago and the battery died to soon" - not at all being cruel to your input but makes models size and years produce do not matter! I have personally have had a Vizio 43" smart tv for 7 years _ STILL LOOKING GREAT!!!
I just want buyers to know- yeah it's not a Samsung 1.5k$ tv but for the price try it, that's why they have a return window and extended warranty if u r concerned. Happy shopping all! And thanks OP for a chance to purchase!!
Unless it a higher end Qled, Samsung tv's suck. The first thing to go on them is the backlight leds. Had 3 go bad in a span of 3 years. Luckily I always purchased the warranties and was sent a check. Vizio M series bedroom TV has been going strong for almost 9 years. 🤷
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When they first debuted like 15 years ago, they were viewed as the cheap brand.
Somewhere around 2012 or so, they really increased their quality level, and they were very close in quality to the premium brands, while maintaining an affordable price.
Now over the past couple years, their quality level has dipped again, and they have gone back to being viewed as the cheap brand.
"While Vizio TVs are designed in the United States, they are actually made in several different countries: Vietnam, China, Taiwan, Thailand and Mexico. That's because Vizio outsources 100% of its manufacturing to third-parties such as BOE, Foxconn, Innolux, KIE, Tonly, TPV and Zylux."
With that being said, I have a Vizio M series that is going strong for 8 years now. It still has great picture quality. I get compliments frequently on how nice of a picture it produces. I do have a receiver with upscaling, so maybe that adds value to the picture quality?
"While Vizio TVs are designed in the United States, they are actually made in several different countries: Vietnam, China, Taiwan, Thailand and Mexico. That's because Vizio outsources 100% of its manufacturing to third-parties such as BOE, Foxconn, Innolux, KIE, Tonly, TPV and Zylux."
With that being said, I have a Vizio M series that is going strong for 8 years now. It still has great picture quality. I get compliments frequently on how nice of a picture it produces. I do have a receiver with upscaling, so maybe that adds value to the picture quality?
When they first debuted like 15 years ago, they were viewed as the cheap brand.
Somewhere around 2012 or so, they really increased their quality level, and they were very close in quality to the premium brands, while maintaining an affordable price.
Now over the past couple years, their quality level has dipped again, and they have gone back to being viewed as the cheap brand.
Vizio came out with an ultra-wide TV (21:9 aspect ratio.) The Vizio XVT3D580CM
Then they attempted to have a premium series the XVT Pro Series.
Both fizzled out.