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VIZIO 65" Class Quantum 4K QLED HDR Smart TV (NEW) VQD65M-08 + Free Shipping $262

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VIZIO 65" Class Quantum 4K QLED HDR Smart TV (NEW) VQD65M-08 + Free Shipping

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Class Size: 65"
Viewable Size: 64.50" (1638.3 mm)
Resolution: 3840 × 2160 (4K UHD)
Panel Type: QLED (Quantum Color)
Backlight: Full‑Array LED
HDR Formats: Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HDR10, HLG
Dynamic Motion Rate: 120
Refresh Rate (Native): 60Hz
VRR/ALLM: HDMI VRR supported, ALLM Yes
Active Pixel Tuning: Yes

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VIZIO 65" Class Quantum 4K QLED HDR Smart TV (NEW) VQD65M-08 + Free Shipping

Shipped/Sold by Walmart

Class Size: 65"
Viewable Size: 64.50" (1638.3 mm)
Resolution: 3840 × 2160 (4K UHD)
Panel Type: QLED (Quantum Color)
Backlight: Full‑Array LED
HDR Formats: Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HDR10, HLG
Dynamic Motion Rate: 120
Refresh Rate (Native): 60Hz
VRR/ALLM: HDMI VRR supported, ALLM Yes
Active Pixel Tuning: Yes

https://www.walmart.com/ip/VIZIO-...om=/search

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MyCokeYesterday 9:30 PM
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Perfect for rentals / Airbnbs
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aznnp77Yesterday 11:44 PM
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There are several Chinese companies that make TVs in this price range.

Vizio was bought by Wal Mart, and now they're basically rebadged ONN TVs. Personally, I would go with something else for the same price.

TCL, Insignia, Hisense, Toshiba, and even Chinese Samsung make TVs in this price range.

Me personally, I'm deciding between Insignia, Toshiba, and Hisense currently. I went to the store, and the Hisense one looked better than TCL IMO.

I peronally wouldn't buy TCL. My friend had a 40" die in about 18 months before.

Also, at work we bought three 65" vizios back when they were $1,000. Only 1 was left standing after 2 years.
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Quote from aznnp77 :
There are several Chinese companies that make TVs in this price range.

Vizio was bought by Wal Mart, and now they're basically rebadged ONN TVs. Personally, I would go with something else for the same price.

TCL, Insignia, Hisense, Toshiba, and even Chinese Samsung make TVs in this price range.

Me personally, I'm deciding between Insignia, Toshiba, and Hisense currently. I went to the store, and the Hisense one looked better than TCL IMO.

I peronally wouldn't buy TCL. My friend had a 40" die in about 18 months before.

Also, at work we bought three 65" vizios back when they were $1,000. Only 1 was left standing after 2 years.
These Vizios TVs are still a good value they are not like Walmarts onn brand lol and in this price range they get brighter than TCL/Hisense. Because Walmart bought Vizio you won't see anything good anymore even the Vizio mini led TV is pretty weak

I would get a cheap streaming device with this TV.
Last edited by MellowCatfish6336 July 19, 2026 at 05:11 PM.
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aznnp77Today 12:18 AM
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Quote from MellowCatfish6336 :
These Vizios TVs are still a good value they are not like Walmarts onn brand lol and in this price range they get brighter than TCL/Hisense. Because Walmart bought Vizio you won't see anything good anymore even the Vizio mini led TV is pretty weak

I would get a cheap streaming device with this TV.
They're already starting to co-mingle them. Not like there's a point in having a factory do two completely different TVs when they're both in the same price range.

Last time I went to Wal Mart I saw a TV box that said "Onn, by Vizio" or something like that. So they're already in the process combining brands.

If you've never worked for a company that has been acquired, or did the acquiring then maybe you wouldn't get it.


Like I said, there's no point in having 2 separately running companies that do the same exact thing for the same exact price.
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Quote from aznnp77 :

They're already starting to co-mingle them. Not like there's a point in having a factory do two completely different TVs when they're both in the same price range.

Last time I went to Wal Mart I saw a TV box that said "Onn, by Vizio" or something like that. So they're already in the process combining brands.

If you've never worked for a company that has been acquired, or did the acquiring then maybe you wouldn't get it.


Like I said, there's no point in having 2 separately running companies that do the same exact thing for the same exact price.
I think Walmart is trying to keep Vizio as their premium brand for video and audio (atmos soundbars). They are still launching mini led TVs you won't see from onn. It's like what Apple does with Beats.
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LivelyLeopard675Today 1:34 AM
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How is this TV this cheap? What's the catch?
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FlexAwesomeToday 3:17 AM
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Quote from LivelyLeopard675 :
How is this TV this cheap? What's the catch?
They resell data collecting...
Vizio smart TVs collect second-by-second viewing habits using Automated Content Recognition (ACR). This technology scans the pixels and audio on your screen, combining this information with your IP address to target ads across devices and to sell viewing profiles to third-party data brokers
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LivelyLeopard675Today 3:28 AM
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Quote from FlexAwesome :
They resell data collecting...Vizio smart TVs collect second-by-second viewing habits using Automated Content Recognition (ACR). This technology scans the pixels and audio on your screen, combining this information with your IP address to target ads across devices and to sell viewing profiles to third-party data brokers
Don't they all do that?
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hardaysknightToday 4:02 AM
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Quote from LivelyLeopard675 :
Don't they all do that?
Pretty much. The trick is to just not connect them to the internet
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xer0_Today 4:14 AM
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Quote from LivelyLeopard675 :
Don't they all do that?
yes, and like hardaysknight said, don't connect them to the internet. get an onn box, apple tv, etc. and use that instead
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str1ck9Today 4:55 PM
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yes, and like hardaysknight said, don't connect them to the internet. get an onn box, apple tv, etc. and use that instead
There is an option to turn ACR off if you dig deep enough on most devices. However, if the device updates, you can guarantee that they'll re-enable it.
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Does anyone have this TV?

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