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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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This 50-inch Vizio Quantum 4K QLED is mainly appealing as a very cheap big-screen upgrade, especially for replacing an older 1080p set or pairing with an Apple TV. The price is backed by useful basics like three HDMI ports, one USB port, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, and a 5-year warranty through Sam's Club membership. The main concerns are weak brightness for HDR, a sluggish smart interface that may require a Walmart account, and build quality that can feel cheap. It is best suited to casual viewing where premium HDR performance is not the priority.

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https://www.walmart.com/ip/VIZIO-...hbdg=L1800
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NathansHotDogsYesterday 6:54 AM
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How many HDMI ports does this 50 inch have? The post only lists Dolby Vision and 60Hz, and that's the one spec I need before grabbing it at $128.
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suicideskull
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Free store pick up or shipping.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/seort/20255253279

VIZIO 58" Class Class Quantum 4K QLED HDR, Limited Edition Smart TV - $178
https://www.walmart.com/ip/seort/20218324109
Last edited by suicideskull November 12, 2026 at 12:01 AM.
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Yesterday 12:53 PM
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FancyKite658Yesterday 12:53 PM
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Walmart members, but super cheap price on a 50"

https://www.walmart.com/ip/202552...B3C7131E82
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heythanks5Yesterday 1:24 PM
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These TVs are awful. The UI is sluggish and not intuitive, the volume sucks and the picture is poor. I wouldn't pay more than $100 and that's only because of the size.
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Buckeyefan 1Yesterday 1:44 PM
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250-400 nits. Dark movies in HDR will be near impossible to see.
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tptiburon
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Quote from Buckeyefan 1 View quoted comment :
250-400 nits. Dark movies in HDR will be near impossible to see.
I could never figure out why I couldn't see people in the shadows in the dark movies, I never thought to look for "nits" in the TV specs. I'm adding that to my new requirements! Thanks for the tip! Smilie
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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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IGGUSYesterday 2:39 PM
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Quote from tptiburon View quoted comment :
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
So buy a cheapo Roku HDMI stick + Roku guest mode and call it a day. Only issue is Roku's new ownership.
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BurritoSupremo
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A Walmart account is required for Smart TV functionality and product updates.

I recommend using offline, with a streaming stick/device of choice.
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smithmalYesterday 4:29 PM
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Quote from Buckeyefan 1 View quoted comment :
250-400 nits. Dark movies in HDR will be near impossible to see.
Googled this and it indicated you should use TVs with a minimum of 600 nits for HDR content. Gold standard is 1,000 nits.
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waltchanYesterday 4:48 PM
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This year is QLED, last year version was LED. But the curb weight of each TV this year is a little lighter with cheaper build quality than last year version.
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thehashYesterday 4:51 PM
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Does this have the HDMI spyware on it ?
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reasryYesterday 4:55 PM
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Where does it say this TV has only 250-400 nits. I can't find that information anywhere

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