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idk_then | Staff 18.5K Views
Nov 12, 2026 5:06 AM

50" VIZIO Quantum 4K QLED 60Hz Smart TV (VQD50X-10, 2026)

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Walmart has 50" VIZIO Quantum 4K UHD QLED 60Hz Smart TV (VQD50X-10, 2026) on sale for $128. Shipping is free, otherwise select free store pickup where available.

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  • Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
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Walmart has 50" VIZIO Quantum 4K UHD QLED 60Hz Smart TV (VQD50X-10, 2026) on sale for $128. Shipping is free, otherwise select free store pickup where available.

Thanks to Deal Hunter idk_then for sharing this deal.
  • Note: Availability for purchase may vary by location.

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Written by SaltyOne | Staff
  • Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
Please see the original post for additional details & refer to the comments below for discussion.

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Written by idk_then | Staff

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tptiburon
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I was looking at this to put in a few rental homes because of the price. But then I saw they use the Vizio OS platform, which is now owned by Walmart. And I saw this in the description "A Walmart account is required for Smart TV functionality and product updates." Some of the rental forums say not to use the Vizio since they can be confusing for renters and AirBnb guests. I love the price, but there's nothing worse than staying in a place where you can't figure out the tech...and I don't want that call at 2am Smilie
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Buckeyefan 1
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250-400 nits. Dark movies in HDR will be near impossible to see.
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OrangeCaesar
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If you have the membership, go this route! Per Sam's Club

"Includes a 5-year warranty exclusively for members"
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Community Reviews

This 50-inch Vizio QLED is a budget 4K set that looks best as a low-cost secondary TV for a basement, garage, or kids room. The price is hard to ignore, and the panel includes three HDMI ports, one optical audio output, one USB port, Wi-Fi 6, and Bluetooth 5.2. Setup works well with an external streaming device, and streaming picture quality can look great. The main drawbacks are a sluggish Vizio interface, a Walmart account requirement for smart features and updates, and reports of weak brightness, poor dark HDR performance, and cheap-feeling build quality.

  • Garage or secondary-room setups that need a cheap 50-inch screen, because the TV works fine in light-duty use and the price is far below older 50-inch sets.

    Orange_Elvislucid15

  • Kids-room setups that will run on an external streaming platform, because the built-in interface is easy to bypass and the picture can be solid enough to settle for.

    FNwozBurritoSupremo

  • Rental-home hosts who plan to use an external streaming device, because the TV can stay offline and avoid the built-in account requirement for smart features and updates.

    tptiburonBurritoSupremo

  • Basement TV buyers using a streaming stick, because streaming looks great and the set works well once paired with external audio.

    BillyCeeeee

  • Viewers who watch dark HDR movies, because the panel is only around 250 to 400 nits and dark scenes can be hard to see.

    Buckeyefan 1tptiburon

  • People who want a premium-looking display, because the panel can feel cheap and the build quality is described as lighter than the prior version.

    Ch3apSk8tewaltchan

  • Anyone expecting strong built-in smart TV behavior, because the interface can be sluggish and the TV may require a Walmart account for smart features and updates.

    heythanks5BurritoSupremo

  • Shoppers who want a high-end picture spec sheet, because it lacks mini-LED and physical local dimming zones.

    BillyRandomCurtitout

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TarkovYesterday 3:02 PM
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Quote from FNwoz View quoted comment :
They had a stack of these at my local Walmart. Tempted to grab one for a kids room. I wish there were more legit reviews on this. I would rather stick to a Roku, Google, or Fire tv for the OS but if the picture is solid on this I would settle.
They should have a display available so you can compare picture quality. I haven't looked at TV's in person in a while but I imagine walmart still has a TV wall lol.
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srikanth.ask45Yesterday 7:36 PM
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50" vizio QLED Tv for $128

https://www.walmart.com/ip/202552...CFDBBF8011
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BillyCeeeeeToday 3:37 AM
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Picked mine up a few days ago and just unboxed and set up. Streaming Amazon Prime thru the fireTV stick and Netflix looks great! I am not a visual connoisseur but for a basement TV that only cost $128 is a complete win in my book. (Sound is ripping thru a Yamaha sound bar with bass box set-up.)

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