VIZIO redefines value with the V-Series 4K HDR Smart TV. Escape into awesome entertainment with epic 4K picture quality, full array backlighting and Dolby Vision HDR. The next-gen speed and power of the IQ Active processor brings astonishing detail and vibrancy to your viewing experience. Take your gaming to a whole new level with the V-Gaming Engine for the lowest input lag and Auto Game Mode. VIZIO’s award-winning SmartCast platform delivers the best selection of apps from top-tier streaming services, support for Apple AirPlay 2 and Chromecast built-in, hundreds of free streaming channels, and VIZIO’s all-new Voice Remote. V-series is everything you need and more in a Smart TV, delivering a standout experience at an unmatched price.
Product SKU:
3714588843
UPC:
845226022739
Accessories Included:
Remote, Power Cord, batteries
Aspect Ratio:
16:9
Assembled Product Dimensions (L x W x H):
13.44 x 65.70 x 40.52 Inches
Assembled Product Weight:
56.88 lb
Brand:
VIZIO
Condition:
New
Depth (with stand):
13.44 in
Depth (without stand):
2.9 in
Display Backlight Type:
Direct Lit
Display Resolution:
3840 x 2160
Display Technology:
LED
Estimated Annual Operating Cost:
18
Height (with stand):
40.52 in
Height (without stand):
37.6 in
Inputs \u0026 Outputs:
HDMI
Is Smart:
Y
Manufacturer:
Vizio
Refresh Rate:
60 Hz
Resolution:
4K UHD (2160p)
Screen Size:
75 in
Series:
V-Series
Smart TV Platform:
VIZIO Home Screen
Streaming Services:
Netflix
TV Features:
Virtual Assistant Compatible, Bluetooth, Closed Captioning, Clock, Sleep Time (Switch Off), High Dynamic Range
Television Type:
4K Ultra HD TVs
Virtual Assistant:
Google Assistant, Apple Home
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Are you being serious or facetious?
If honest question, completely different class. This Vizio is your low-end basic model (not QLED, no local dimming, mid brightness nits, 60hz). Hisense U8 is your mid high-end model (QLED, mini LED, large amount of local dimming zones, high nits level, 120hz). Both reflected in price $500 vs $1500.
This is a nice price for a big TV, but you get what you pay for.
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How does this one compare with Hisense U8?
Are you being serious or facetious?
If honest question, completely different class. This Vizio is your low-end basic model (not QLED, no local dimming, mid brightness nits, 60hz). Hisense U8 is your mid high-end model (QLED, mini LED, large amount of local dimming zones, high nits level, 120hz). Both reflected in price $500 vs $1500.
This is a nice price for a big TV, but you get what you pay for.
Last edited by un_plug November 22, 2023 at 10:05 AM.
Im looking to update my 2015ish bf special vizeo to a 75. All these sub $600 75s seem the same. The vizeo I have has treated me well and considering this... Any reason for a different option?
Im looking to update my 2015ish bf special vizeo to a 75. All these sub $600 75s seem the same. The vizeo I have has treated me well and considering this... Any reason for a different option?
Im looking to update my 2015ish bf special vizeo to a 75. All these sub $600 75s seem the same. The vizeo I have has treated me well and considering this... Any reason for a different option?
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Go for it. Good price and good TV.
It is a good price for the size, but I am of the opposite thought. If you are like me and plan on keeping your TV for 10 years or so, I would pay $200 more for something at least QLED with local dimming zones, I'd even go 65" vs 75" for better features.
Im looking to update my 2015ish bf special vizeo to a 75. All these sub $600 75s seem the same. The vizeo I have has treated me well and considering this... Any reason for a different option?
If you want true 120 refresh, then spend more. You'll notice that blur in sports and fast moving movies with 60 Hz refresh.
Otherwise, to watch news, YT, drama, these are fine IF the contrast and HDR are good.
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If honest question, completely different class. This Vizio is your low-end basic model (not QLED, no local dimming, mid brightness nits, 60hz). Hisense U8 is your mid high-end model (QLED, mini LED, large amount of local dimming zones, high nits level, 120hz). Both reflected in price $500 vs $1500.
This is a nice price for a big TV, but you get what you pay for.
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If honest question, completely different class. This Vizio is your low-end basic model (not QLED, no local dimming, mid brightness nits, 60hz). Hisense U8 is your mid high-end model (QLED, mini LED, large amount of local dimming zones, high nits level, 120hz). Both reflected in price $500 vs $1500.
This is a nice price for a big TV, but you get what you pay for.
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Then when the mid-high tier drops in price, get that, and put this in the mancave. 2 TVs for the price of a mid tier.
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Otherwise, to watch news, YT, drama, these are fine IF the contrast and HDR are good.
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