Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great picture that hasn’t adjusted over time. Next one will be the same but larger.

Great picture and very easy to setup. I'm using a Sono Arc and can't say how good the TV's sound quality is. I'd give this TV 5 STARS if it had a better selection of apps. I was using Roku Ultra with my previous Samsung UHD and like that interface and app availability better. Hard to beat the picture quality for the money.

This Vizeo tv is excellent. Deep blacks and quick processor. It looks sharp and Dolby vision is beautiful

Tv has exceptional graphics with the ps5 connected. Vibrant colors. 1000% recommend

Great TV. Everything as advertised. My second Vizio. The 65 inch works perfectly over our mantel. Picture is real crisp. Many great apps. The installers, Jesse and Angel, were beyond professional. Very patient and determined to make the final viewing experience the best the equipment could provide.

This tv works amazing with my Xbox Series X. Had it for a whole month and had zero issues. The display looks outstanding and performance overall is excellent. Very easy to adjust the settings as well. Love it

Awsome tv not to bright like a samsung but just right !! And great apps preloaded Only issue ive had is it forgets to connect to wifi once or twice lol so had to unplug and replug it lol

Amazing Dolby Vision Dolby Atmos Black is Black on this set and I added the Vizio 5.1.2-Channel M-Series Premium Sound Bar and with a Firestick Max Disney Plus Amazon Prime and Netflix all have working Dolby Atmos surround. And you can hook a Buttkicker to this TV and really feel the movie... AMAZING.

Overall, this is a great TV and was an upgrade from a Vizio 55" M series that we had that was a few years old. Picture quality is a significant improvement and the true 120 hz refresh rate is evident. I use the TV with a sound bar, but was able to control several of the audio aspects from the TV which is a huge plus (including Lip Sync - to ensure the audio matches up to lip movement on the picture itself). I used a Digital/Optical cable to connect to the sound bar which also worked great. You can also turn off the built-in TV speakers so you don’t accidentally raise the TV volume and have to deal with audio echo. It also just looks great - the bezel-less design and thin bottom border leaves you with a crisp, clean design and the TV looks great mounted. The TV’s feet also looked high quality so I expect this TV would look great on a stand as well. Out of the box, the picture looked really great too, however I did have to tweak some settings to reduce some graininess on older content that had been upscaled (either through remaster or by the TV itself). Overall, the picture quality is really good though, and the picture itself is really bright, which can of course be changed for gaming if needed by selecting the right picture mode. Noise and signal reduction also need to be modified to get a truly great picture. A minor inconvenience though, but it is to be expected with a new television to ensure the picture is to your liking. There is also more than one 4K 120 hz HDMI port which is great if you have multiple external devices to connect. There is also an eARC HDMI input and an antenna input (the setup also had setup for over the air broadcasting if you want/need to set that up). In addition, Dolby Vision works great and quickly (no delay testing compatibility) with my Apple TV 4K. The menus and information bar on the TV also do a great job of indicating the source picture and quality level. The main drawback is the software. It took well more than the 10 minutes indicated to set up - probably closer to 20-30. That being said, the native interface is still clunky and slow at times. Opt for an external streaming device if you don't want to put up with that though. This is the reason for the loss of a star. There were also a lot of setup steps to get through to get to using the television. It is also evident the WiFi chip in the TV isn't the greatest as it showed a fairly weak connection to my WiFi network even though other devices in the area showed a strong connection - this could simply be a software representation though and not indicative of connection strength. I did notice though that on a WiFi connection 4K streaming quality wasn't great, but resolved using a wired connection or external streaming devices. The remote is also extremely ergonomic and user friendly, but I did have trouble getting my Apple TV to learn it (which wasn’t an issue with previous Vizio TVs). However, the Apple TV is able to turn the Vizio TV on and off without issue and control my sound bar so no huge issue there - probably a larger issue if you want to control the TV’s speakers with a third party remote though (that has a learning feature). There are also several built-in shortcut buttons (Peacock, Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Crackle, and Tubi) on the remote that make access to these services quick and efficient if you plan on using the built in TV software. Vizio also has its huge library of Watch Free+ content that is included with the TV. The voice control was a bit of a letdown though, I constantly got error messages saying “Voice control unavailable”. I don’t plan to use this functionality as I have external streaming devices I plan to use primarily (that have voice assistants), but it’s something to consider if you plan to use the native functionality on the TV. It could be due to the perceived weak WiFi connection/quality of the WiFi chip, so a wired connection is probably needed to take full advantage of the native features. In terms of mounting the TV, it was very heavy compared to my previous 55” Vizio TV but I was able to use the same mount, which was a huge plus. I have no comparison to other 65” TVs though to know if this TV is heavier or lighter than others in the 65” class. Overall though, this is a great TV and I highly recommend it, minus the few drawbacks/issues noted.

Great tv with amazing picture. Smart feature is slow and had recently redonky went to a green screen. Vizio support is working to identifying the issue

We upgraded from an lg tv to this Vizio tv and we are absolutely in love with the quality, sound and look of the tv

Great tv thank you Best Buy I would love to buy another one

This TV is replacing my old 55” Hisense F8H (so really no matter what, this should be an upgrade). Out of the box, there’s not any bells and whistles besides the TV, remote, instructions, batteries, and stand. The external packaging is a cool design though and especially with the size, this comes across as a cool purchase from the start. Getting everything setup is a two many job (at least) as you need to be able to move the box itself, get the tv out of the box, lay it facedown on a flat/cushioned surface (I just used my giant dinning room table with double cloth covers), get the legs mounted, and then move the TV to its final destination. For the most part this isn’t rocket science and comes with pretty logical instructions on how to carry and not to smash the screen. To install the legs you do need a screw driver as the set doesn’t come with any screwing mechanism but does come with screws for the legs, which can be installed by any beginner. What I liked about the leg setup is that you can adjust the TV about 1.5” higher than normal if you plan to have small decorations or a soundbar I front of the TV. I raised it to the highest setting due to having a soundbar. My soundbar is a Vizio from probably 7ish years ago and isn’t HDMI/eARC compatible so I hooked it through the more traditional audio port which is fine so far. Additionally, I hooked up my PS5 through HDMI for gaming purposes. Upon setup, the whole process is pretty quick. There’s a central hub for all the included apps like Disney/HBO/Hulu/Netflix etc., then an additional 100+ channels of free and on demand content (seemingly powered by Pluto TV). You can adjust settings to your preference, while the picture looked gorgeous when using my PS5 and streaming, I tweaked it a bit with common online recommendations to hopefully match my room more. You may want to adjust yours as well based upon if you’re in a more dim or well lit room. Despite the area of my home that the TV is in, getting bad wifi as it’s the furthest from the router, I had no issue streaming which is a positive recommendation for the TV’s wifi receiver. Another plus I noticed is that the remote uses radar instead of laser receivers which means you don’t always have to point the remote at the tv to register. Voice setup was fine and has worked to standard so far and the remote is real simple as is, with few buttons on it. The remote is mostl volume/channel/mute and quick links to some streaming sites. The audio works good traditionally and had no issue linking with my soundbar. My biggest complaints so far come with external app/device pairing. Unfortunately the TV comes with a large selection of apps but no way to download additional apps. For example, I’d love if the TV had a native TNT or Spotify App but it comes with neither and there’s no way to download them. Thus, I find myself trying to connect with TNT through my phone and cast to my TV but the casting never seems to find my TV while powered on. Weirdly, once I power my TV off, the app then locates it and allows casting (which then just powers the TV back on and loads the app). With Spotify, that once is even trickier as it’s the number one music streaming app in America and having no native app stinks. I can select the TV to cast to from my phone, but it seems to randomly just stop casting with no rhyme or reason. Sometimes thirty seconds go by or an hour but you can count on the TV cutting the cast for no real reason. Real frustrating. The other downside is that the TV has no traditional A/V component hookup so you can kiss goodbye to any old video game systems as you can only really use an HDMI hookup here. All in all, prepare for really great picture, real good audio but frustrations with app usage and casting. Hopefully some of the casting and app issues can be addressed and resolved in future software updates. Overall, I recommend this product

I purchased this TV months ago, and for the most part, it has been a fantastic addition to my home entertainment setup. The features and overall quality of the picture truly stand out, making for an immersive viewing experience that's hard to beat. Let's start with the positives. The picture quality of this TV is simply stunning. The 4K resolution and QLED technology deliver crisp, vibrant visuals with rich colors and deep contrast, bringing movies, shows, and games to life like never before. I find myself constantly in awe of the clarity and detail, whether I'm watching a blockbuster movie or streaming my favorite TV series. Another aspect that I appreciate is the built-in apps. Having access to popular streaming services right from the TV interface is incredibly convenient, eliminating the need for additional devices or cables cluttering up my entertainment center. From Netflix to Disney+, I can easily access a wide range of content with just a few clicks of the remote. However, there is one issue that I've encountered with this TV, and that's occasional freezing. Every now and then, the TV will freeze up, requiring me to unplug it and plug it back in to get it working again. While it's not a frequent occurrence, it can be frustrating. I'm hoping that future software updates might address this issue. Overall, despite the occasional freezing issue, I'm really enjoying my experience with this TV. Its impressive features, stunning picture quality, and built-in apps make it a standout choice for anyone in the market for a high-end smart TV.

We already have a Vizio on the wall in our bedroom, and this one in the family room is at least as great. Got this to replace our 8-year-old 60" plasma TV (which was still good, but wanted 4K and a little larger). This P-Series has not disappointed so far. Very bright display out of the box, I set it to Sports mode and tweaked settings from there. Good motion for sports and great contrast. Connecting the HDMI and optical audio to our existing receiver and sound system was piece of cake, although it was better for me to connect to HDMI2 instead of HDMI1 since the eARC didn't agree with my dated Sony receiver. I actually like the stand legs too. They have two adjustable height settings, which I was glad so my speakers did not block the bottom view of the screen. Very sturdy and well spaced out. The very thin bezel is nice as well since it did not add much overall width compared to our old TV. Watching shows and sports via the connected TiVo box as well as X1 cable box were both good, clear, and crisp. Same with streaming shows via the Apple TV. I tested a couple of the built-in apps which worked fine, but still plan to use the Apple TV since its already part of my ecosystem. But testing the built-in Apple screen mirroring worked perfectly fine. If you don’t already have an Apple TV, but are an Apple user, this is a big plus with that built in screen-mirroring. Hopefully this will perform excellent for us like our other Vizio (and prior Vizios) have for many years to come! Highly recommended!

Pros: 1. Price 2. The picture and sound quality were great. 3. features 4. Great for gaming 5. Usability Cons: 1. Weight and looks bulky

I couldn’t be happier with my Vizio 65-inch TV! From the moment I set it up, it’s been an absolute game-changer for my living room.

Great screen, purchased the install from best buy as well and they came out on time and set up everything from wall mount to audio to network and even helped with a few apps. Great experience and awesome screen for the price.

The image is very clear, even in a room that has windows all over . Really easy to use.

I had an M series before this and it was a good TV, but i was shocked at how much better the picture is on the P series. It is phenomenal for my PS4 as well. Felt loke i had upgraded to a PS5 the first time i played it on this TV. I woukd reccomend a soundbar as newer TVs generallydont have the best sound. Havent tried it without so i couldnt say for sure though. Possibly the best purchase I've ever made