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.
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Had Vizio for my last two tv's for the past six years. Great budget brand. Never had an issue except for an occasional disconnect due to their cheap wifi cards. Switching to Ethernet was a simple fix for me.
I've had 4 Vizios over my lifetime, and every single one developed the same issue about 2-3 years after having it. Black screen of death. Read online forums about people who complain about these TVs. I encourage you to never buy this brand of TVs ever. Their customer support is also terrible
My last Vizio bricked at 2 years. Their software is notoriously bad and it conveniently died after an OTA update…never again
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Had Vizio for my last two tv's for the past six years. Great budget brand. Never had an issue except for an occasional disconnect due to their cheap wifi cards. Switching to Ethernet was a simple fix for me.
If it's the updates that are causing the issues, presumably b/c the basic hardware that was the cheapest available at production can't handle anything newer, wouldn't leaving it offline and using a streaming box solve this? I run Apple TVs on all my screens anyway.
I have a 8 or 9 year old Samsung 1080p 55" in my garage, and I'm tempted to upgrade it. But it's lasted me a long time, and shows no sines of slowing down. So I'd hate to let it go for something that's going to crap out in a couple years.
If it's the updates that are causing the issues, presumably b/c the basic hardware that was the cheapest available at production can't handle anything newer, wouldn't leaving it offline and using a streaming box solve this? I run Apple TVs on all my screens anyway.
I have a 8 or 9 year old Samsung 1080p 55" in my garage, and I'm tempted to upgrade it. But it's lasted me a long time, and shows no sines of slowing down. So I'd hate to let it go for something that's going to crap out in a couple years.
this is exactly what I did, i factory reset my Vizio when it was acting weird, and blocked it from accessing the internet. been working fine for 4 years now
Everyone's complaining how they have some dying at the 2 year mark, att this price that's probably par for the course. Secondly, you can always buy the Allstate plan for $50 and have 5 years of coverage (have had great success with replacing robot vacuums with them).
I would never buy another Vizio after what they've done over the last year with their stupid firmware updates. They are absolutely not in the business of making their TV's user friendly, that is for sure. In case you aren't aware, they made an update several months ago that forced LIVE TV to go through their APP, so there is not option of turning off the crazy array of "free" channels they want you sift through. I ended up resetting the TV back to factory and not hooking up WIFI at all. I bought a Chromestick to do all my WIFI related stuff. Vizio is just not in the bizness to make customers happy.
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If I was going for a budget brand I'd go for TCL or Hisense
Seems like a good price for a 65 inch with realistic expectations. Many of the bad reviews appear to be related to shipping damage
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Seems like a good price for a 65 inch with realistic expectations. Many of the bad reviews appear to be related to shipping damage
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If I was going for a budget brand I'd go for TCL or Hisense
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I have a 8 or 9 year old Samsung 1080p 55" in my garage, and I'm tempted to upgrade it. But it's lasted me a long time, and shows no sines of slowing down. So I'd hate to let it go for something that's going to crap out in a couple years.
I have a 8 or 9 year old Samsung 1080p 55" in my garage, and I'm tempted to upgrade it. But it's lasted me a long time, and shows no sines of slowing down. So I'd hate to let it go for something that's going to crap out in a couple years.
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