Vizio Reviews

I have 4 Vizio tvs. 2 @ 48 in., one is LCD and the other is a smart LED. One 32 in. and one smaller one for the kitchen. Really like the realistic colors and contrast. Easy to use. Really good value for the price.

We bought a Vizio for our bedroom and the picture is amazing. It is a smart TV so you can also use it for Netflix and has many other online/Internet capabilities. It's unbelievable what televisions can be used for in this day and age. Our overall experience with this brand of television has been positive and it was relatively affordable. It is an LED as opposed to a LCD which makes the picture even better. We needed a larger screen because we don't have the best eyesight, I believe it's a 60 screen. Once again it is a great television for the price, I believe it was under 600 dollars about 3 years ago at Costco.

Very good TV for the price, it is a 32-inch I believe, it was a gift from my husband, so I can watch TV, while taking care of my paralyzed dog. He watches a 60-inch in the living room (I think it is 60-inch) older model, but it also works great. At the time it was over $2,000 and now the same TV goes for around less than $900.

Not easy to navigate. Features such as bluetooth doesn't mean bluetooth. Wifi detection is not strong. Remote functions commands are slow.

This has been a great television for my dad for the past 4 years. I don't know the make and model. He has enjoyed it and it has been a great tv until the volume quit working on it. But he got good service for 4 years and he watched it a lot. For the price I think he got his money worth.

The speaker system is TERRIBLE. I get terrible 'rumblings' and vibrations when any background music is playing and I've looked on the internet and it's a common problem. This applies to all of their TVs and is not relegated to just a particular size. I bought this from BEST BUY and since I didn't buy the extended warranty they want me to pay for any repairs. (I didn't report the problem until one day after the warranty expired.) However there is a factory warranty and since this is only a 32" TV Best Buy said they could send it back to the factory for me but I would pay shipping. Further, they told me that I would not have a TV for 2 to possibly 4 weeks and the same time factor would apply should I elect to pay Best Buy repair. You can look up this problem on the internet. It's well known so in my estimation Best Buy is selling a product with a known problem. DO NOT BUY VIZIO!

It's a tv folks. It's a Chinese made tv. Really, what else can you buy. It works... for now. If it's like any other one I got in the last few years. It will stop functioning in about 2 1/2 years.

Have not had any problem since I purchased it 9 years ago. I will recommend it to anyone who wants to buy one. It's a good product. It's a 32 inch Vizio.

I currently own 5 VIZIO TV's, but the older the model, the more features it has like picture in picture, freeze frame, and better sound. Today's TV's like all the other brands of TVs are just really disposable products, but if you are going to buy a new flat screen TV, then I do recommend that you buy a VIZIO, and do get the extended warranty just in case. So far all of my VIZIO TVs are still working fine.

Good tv but a little on the pricey side so look for it on sale. Includes apps but we don't use them. Good size and still fits on a wall mount. Works great with a sound system.

We first purchased a 32" and was so pleased with this TV that we purchased one to replace all of the other TV's in our home. We purchased the one with ROKU pre-installed and use it more than we had expected. The ability to watch YOUTUBE is a bonus.

I currently own 3 Vizio and 1 Sony LEDs. They are up to 8 years old and have NEVER had a problem with any. YES I would recommend any of these. They are also very low priced.

My only dissatisfaction is the sound. My next purchase will still be Vizio. Model XVT423SV. The music overrides the voice. The overall sound quality is very poor. Even an add on Vizio speaker High definition Sound Bar offered very little improvement.

Well If you purchase a flat screen TV, you're gonna land buying some brand, so I bought Vizio. The performance of my Vizio has been barely adequate to keep. It's constantly acting like PC that is slower than Christmas, and it does it, yes always. When I go to the different tier channels, like channels 122 thru say 136, it'll just say "please wait for about 2 minutes" then the channel will kick in. It's not user-friendly with setting it up with all the different bells and whistles, so be Tech Savvy. And probably the thing that jerks my chain the most is sometimes it will not cover the complete picture although it's 1080 which is suppose to be high definition and if the station is transmitting in HD then it should cover the entire picture area.

They could do better about explaining the Viera feature and how to use it, but the TV has great clear color, has an auto shut off feature for when it has not been in use via the remote. Sound is good quality also. I would buy a Vizio again.

I have owned a Vizio for over 5yrs, and have no problems. I will not purchase a plasma screen again, because it transmit too much heat. My brother has a LG, usually I would buy that brand. They run forever.

I purchased a Vizio a few years ago. It was the worst TV I ever bought. The problems started about 1 month after. The screen would turn pink, the TV would shut off all the time and we always had to adjust the volume. I called the store we bought it from and I was told I had to call the company. I did, and still no help from them. I purchased an LG and never had any problems. I will never waste my money on a VIZIO TV again.

I own two Vizio's SMART TVs, 42" 3D LCD, and 39" LED. I think the LED version has a slightly better picture. I've owned these for over 2 years with no problems. I wish the SMART TVs had more options to choose from, but Netflix and YouTube work great. Never could figure out how to use the 3D though, which is why I gave it a 3 on features.

The Image is wonderful and the size more than enough- 47 inches. The features are adequate although not as up to date as today's since this is a 5-year-old model. The sound could be better as overall pretty weak and not very well balanced.

Hard to get the picture to fit the screen. It seems to lose the sides of the actual show. Or games we play and the normal setting just makes the picture real small.

I bought this television at Wal-Mart in 2006 and have had great performance, color and no problems whatsoever, a great television brand. I would recommend this television, and would buy another one with this brand name.

All of the various brands of TV's have worked well. We have never had a problem with any of them. However, we did get a generic, low-end TV, once, which blew out within a year. I find staying with the well-known brands and reading reviews, on more than one website, is always very helpful.

The Vizio Flat panel TV I have now was given to me after my mother died and has been a great TV before and after her passing. When compared to other tvs of the same size you can tell by the weight of it that it's a better product.

I had a Panasonic, one of the first with flat screen, but Vizio is far better so far. The Panasonic was over $999 and Vizio was over $400. Love the size for the money. Would highly recommend it. The clarity and color is wonderful. The sound is wonderful also.

I bought the TV a couple years ago and it's worked great for me. But like ANY electronics there are new ones on the market each year. So my advice is to look at the features you need or want then read up on what TV you want to buy. A lot of the (quote) smart TVs have computers built in them and can run off a wireless modem. Another great thing to do is read the warranty from top to bottom and see how long the warranty is for. Personally I don't pay for extended warranties as it just makes the company more money. The way I see it if it works for the warranty period, it will keep working. If you do buy an extended warranty read it from top to bottom again to see what is included, and what the warranty period is. Like I already said, I NEVER pay for an extended warranty as it just takes money out of my pocket. I hope this helps you!

Perfect performance for 7 years. Good price. Worth the price. 42" is perfect for size for bedroom. We have Vizio in every room for years. Interested in larger for living room.

At first I was hesitating about buying VIZIO. Never heard about it much, but I made the best choice. We bought a 70-inch smart TV. The picture is so clear I am surprised every time I watch. I recommend VIZIO to anyone who's looking to buy a new TV.

Great size picture. Color, tracking everything works great. Using the apps installed we binge watch NetFlix. Football games are almost like being there. GREAT TV.

I have three Vizio flat screen HD models purchased over the past 6 years, all are HD 120hz flat screen models of varying size. The first that I purchases was a 47" purchased approximately 6 years ago. We have never had a single issue. I can recall with the TV itself and this TV gets used more than the other two combined. I'd say on average it's been on about 4 hours a day since purchase. Then, we purchased a 42" 120hz model we use in the master bedroom 4 years ago and finally we purchased a 55" 120hz model for our family room about 3 years ago. I have had zero issues with all three of them.

55 inch Smart TV Love it! I would buy another again when the time is right. This is my first Vizio and I would for sure buy another. I got this from Costco and I am currently looking for another one.

We have bought three Vizio TV sets within the last two years as I threw an item and accidentally hit my 48". So we bought a 50 or 52" - not sure. Lol! Anyways this new one is thinner but same good picture and quality. So then we decide to buy one for our bedroom since we still had an old style Sanyo from the 90's. This one was on sale and we thought we were getting a great deal. OMG, the picture was so bad that it looked worse than my old one. So please make sure you get the ones that cost a bit more but are worth it and you won't have to return like we did. I think the Vizio smart tv's are the best.

This TV was a very good value for the money with extremely good features. I enjoy the wireless technology that allows me to stream movies and YouTube videos. The product is very reliable and I am amazed at the size television I can get for the money. The product is also very stylish. All three televisions in my home are from this manufacturer.

Vizio 55'' - had it about 5-6 years. Great picture. No apps. Looking to get a larger 65-70 inch with apps, maybe 4g. Will likely buy a Vizio because they're a great value.

We purchased the Vizio 55 inch smart tv two years ago. The size is perfect for the room we have it in. The picture is good and the streaming feature works well though I would recommend an added streaming device for those who do a lot of streaming.

Vizio are ok for the ideal budget. I got mine at a really great price 2012. Never had any problems. Just wish all Tv's had build in cable like Comcast charge people for.

My five-year old Vizio is still a good performer, but the smart apps are disappointing. No updates! There is one issue. At times (once or twice a month), the TV will just turn off and the power indicator will flash for several minutes. Then, the TV turns on automatically. I thought this might be a software update thing, but it doesn't seem to be. I have a less-than-dumb TV, no web browser (no functional browser, that is). I get around the browser problem with Chromecast plugged into and HDMI port. Finally, I was an early adopter, it seems. Comparable TVs today are half the price I paid at Costco.

I received a Vizio Flat Screen TV Mod: D32h-CO as a present. If you are looking straight at the picture it is good (6:00-1200). Say you are sitting at 7:00 or 5:00 to 12:00 reference, the picture has a blue hue to it. I contacted Customer Support and emailed some pictures per their request for evaluation. The customer support contact agreed the picture quality was questionable. I was put on a brief hold for this CS to consult with his department head, I think. The response came back that the tv is designed to be view straight on and not off center. That is the way the Vizio picture is and nothing can be done to fix it. Customer support was very courteous and professional. I am not happy with this quality of tv but it appears it is what it is. Anyone looking to purchase this model check it out in the store before you purchase it and make your own choice.

I bought a brand new vizio tv at walmart on sept 9. In Mid October it completely stopped working. I was busy at my job and unable to handle the situation immediately so when I called in November they sent someone out to my house. The repair man said the tv could not be fixed. The company then called me and told me they were sending someone to bring me a tv and would take the old one. I asked if this was going to be a new tv and they told me no it was one that was sent back. I told them I wanted a new one and they said because I did not contact them immediately, I was not entitled to a new one. I then asked the person if my warranty on this tv was going to be for a year and she told me it would only be for the length of the time that was left on the tv that stopped working. I told her I wanted a new tv that was what I purchased. She told me to take it or leave it.

Purchased a "smart" TV, but it does not connect to the internet. Tried customer service several times, but gave up after being on hold over an hour each time. Got frustrated again as I paid extra for "smart" capability and recently tried again. After 50 minutes finally reached a tech support agent, went through all the troubleshooting processes, but he was unable to fix the problem. So, after a total of close to one and a quarter hours I was told, call back again to talk to the Advanced Networking Department. REALLY!? Another hour of waiting for who-knows-what outcome. No chance I will ever purchase another VIZIO product ever.

I have never heard of IR receivers just going bad. All of a sudden only two years after purchase my smart TV features are not accessible because the TV is non responsive to any IR signal. There is no way to access smart features if the IR did not work. Vizio support was basically to say "find a repairman". TV has literally sat in same place since purchased.

65 inch Vizio 3D Smart Very Satisfied. Great picture quality and easy to use. 3D is Awesome! As good as I have seen reviewed several Quality and Cost. This was my winner!

We purchased a 50" Vizio 4K TV as a Christmas present to each other, TV. The picture is absolutely awesome. Customer service with Vizio has been outstanding. Customer service has allowed us to get more features out of this TV than we thought possible. Definitely would recommend this TV to anyone.

Vizio M5021 B1 - lowest/best price for a smart HD TV as far as features are concerned. Very easy setup, amazing clarity and contrast due to its full array LED backlighting with 32 active LED zones- only Vizio has this technology. The remote control has qwerty keys on the reverse side.

Vizio's customer service and tv quality is excellent. Mine arrived with the screen all broken. I went to change it in Wal-mart as I had bought it from them. No questions raised and immediately I was given a new one. Upon installation, I had a couple of issues. Called their 1-800 number. Service was quick, respectful and they delivered on my specific issues and fixed them. I have had no issues with my TVs since then. Fantastic brand, great features. Price wise awesome!

This TV is OK. After seeing other brands, I would rather have another one. I bought this TV because I had an account. Would prefer more options. May be upgraded in the future.

I bought a Vizio 50 inch TV from Walmart. It was a good price but was hard to assemble. A few months later and the plastic stand is broken. No wonder it was so inexpensive.

I currently have 4 VIZIO televisions and am extremely pleased with the quality and value. I wanted a television that was clear and did not reflect glare such as lights and Vizio won me over.

I will only buy Vizio. After two weeks research, I have owned my largest since 2005, and have a 42". Also help a friend get a Vizio, he is happy and I know someone who brought back her Sony for a Vizio and it is still running great from 2007.

I have 3 Vizios. My favorite is my 37". It is about 6 yrs old and it has never had any issues. I'm retired and I love watching TV. I watch about 12 hrs a day everyday. I am shopping for a new smart tv and will not even consider any other brand.

They were top of the line when I bought them but of course things have changed and I will probably look to buy a Samsung when purchasing another set.

I have a Vizio 46 inch. The picture is so bright and clear I love it. I paid between 5 and 600 hundred for it about 2 years ago. I would recommend this brand.

LG 55 inch TV, enjoy screen size, easy to setup, good color and clearness. A little big for the area I have for but that was my mistake. It'll be fine.

Control remote poorly manufactured, I bought the TV in 2012 and the control remote has already started having structural problems. The numbers on the buttons are blurred and the battery lid is already broken. I guess I would expect this to happen since the TV brand is not as well known.

Not very good sound speakers on our Vizio 55 inch Tv, had to buy a sound bar. Picture quality is great! Also bought a 37 inch Vizio for the man cave. Now have a 48 inch LG.

The picture and sound quality are excellent. I have the Vizio 45 inch LCD screen which is just the right size for my viewing pleasure. The HD channels are just about as clear and concise as any other TV of its size on the market. I would definitely recommend this brand and product to any and all that are looking for a new TV in this mid-range price category.

My television is a Vizio 42 inch. I have had it for several years now and it has been an excellent television. It has good color, the screen is very clear. It has an easy to use menu, navigation is done with ease. The sound and volume work well. I like the 42 inch screen size as it is large enough for a large room, but yet doesn't overpower the room. It has all of the hookups needed for anything that I could want to hook up to it. The controls and hookups are all located on the side towards the back so everything looks streamline on the front. Overall, I am very pleased with my television.

TV has been very functional and has good picture and sound quality. The price was mid range and I felt that it was a good value compared to other models.

My wife and I depend heavily on closed captions to keep the volume of the TV at a lower level. In addition it allows us to keep up with fast dialogue. The TV doesn't allow captions when using the DVR or other inputs besides the cable. The smart features are crippled, no youtube, no web, difficult to use.

I bought the Vizio 40" television because it was large, had an acceptably good picture and was affordable. The buttons on the side of the television (which seldom see any use) are next to useless now and have to be pressed multiple times to respond the right way. Sometimes the volume up button does the opposite. Same with the volume down button... opposite behavior sometimes. The onscreen menus are wonky. Still, it was an inexpensive purchase and has lasted several years longer than I expected it would. So, can't say I'm unhappy. It's served its purpose well enough.

Have been using a VIZIO SV420/470M HD in the Great Room for the past few years. Gave it to my wife for her use in a smaller room & purchased a VIZIO M55-C2 UHD for the Great Room. Very satisfied with the upgrade.

With these new Smart HD TV's they don't tell you this: after you purchase the smart TV it gets updates until they come out with the next year's model and then your updates stop!!! Now keep in mind you just bought the newest model for the year prior but they consider that a old model and won't update it anymore, so you have to buy the new model if you want the newest update. So buyer please beware! They want you to buy a 4K HD TV however there's hardly any stations are transmitting in 4K, so right now it seems like a waste of time and money. Finally, customer service is EVERYTHING! When something happens, who you gonna call? Make sure they're there for you just like they were when you bought the Dog-Gone TV!

This television has served my family well. We have had it for about 5 years now and while the clarity is not exactly that of a fewer higher priced models, its performance and price makes it still a great buy. We bought the tv for our kid's play room and would do so again. It has been a great value buy for us.

This is a great TV for a bedroom or mounted in the kitchen (32"). The jacks in the back are good to enhance the sound in any room. The colors are great and the menu is pretty easy to follow.

Vizio 55 led smart tv, I am well pleased, has built in wi-fi, with apps 1080i, resolution. I had a Vizio before this one just smaller and not as high tech.

Since the snafu with the Vizio I have purchased a 47 and 55" LG. I also have a 65" Samsung. I have been very happy with my purchases although I would liked the LG to have more outputs not just inputs! If you don't have an optical input on your equipment you have to rely on at least a headset output which the 47" LG does not have.

I have two Vizio TVs and both have more than lived up to my expectations. One is three years old and the other is 5 months old. Never a problem with either one. The color saturation is rich, the picture's sharp and the sound is very good. Considering what Vizio charges for its TVs, it's a solid value that may be unbeatable by any other brand.

I have had the Vizio Model E700i-B3 70" LED smart TV for about 10 months and I love it. It has great features, and I love the size. I also loved the price. However, only time will tell if it was a good deal or not.

Great deal at Costco. Vizio, next best Samsung. Vizio is now owned by Sony. I believe.

I have bought 6 VIZIO TV's over the past five years. I replaced all of mine and my parents. I buy Vizio because of the value for the money, picture and sound quality, ease of use and overall performance. I have never had an issue with them and they have been better than what I would expect for the price I pay for them, usually through Walmart or Sam's club. All of them run through Wi-Fi and the apps like Netflix run flawlessly. I have all but one connected to satellite and one through over the air antenna. The picture is one of the best I have ever seen. I don't think you can go wrong with Vizio.

I currently own a 42" Vizio smart TV, not sure of model #. I have had it going on 3 years and couldn't be more pleased. I shopped and shopped until I finally settled on this size, brand and type. I bought it a Sam's and didn't realize it at the time but I got a steal.

We bought a Vizio 65" Model E650i-B2 Television for our large living room. We really love it, including the built in apps. It is easy to navigate and set up. It is the perfect size for a large room great for viewing all resolutions.

I purchased the television 14 months ago. It developed a thick horizontal smudge horizontally across the entire screen. The rest of the screen has very muted but dark colors. I did research to see if there was a fix. What I found was Vizio declares its televisions unrepairable when they get this problem. I called their tech line and, indeed, after a few suggestions the tech declared it unrepairable. Since it was practically new I asked for a refund from both the retailer and Vizio. Neither would do so.

The only 'feature' that I don't like is switched video mode. It takes a lot of clicks to get to that feature and back out again. Other than that, the unit has performed well for the last 5 or 6 years!

I have accumulated Vizio V022L, M260MV, L32, and E472VLE televisions over the years and they have been trouble free. I thought I had a bargain with a Westinghouse TV a couple of years ago and the setup was so complicated I boxed it up and returned it for another Vizio. Easy setup. Good prices.

I own 2 Vizios. The first one I bought in 2009. It's a 47 widescreen led which I still have, it still works great. I got for a great price. Excellent picture, clear with a lot of features. The second Vizio I bought in 2015. It's a 60 also led with many features. You can also use it as a computer screen. It also has download for NetFlix, youtube, and other programs... I recommend Vizio because of features and reliability. I compared other Led TV's Samsung, Sony, Hitachi etc... However none comes close to the price and reliability.

Of all of the tvs that I have owned, the Vizio line of sets are definitely the best value. Outstanding picture, great features and a wide range of sizes make it a solid choice.

I bought two 42" Vizio's in 2009 directly from the Vizio office located in Orange County, Ca. They were refurbished, but the quality of the picture and the exterior look was just like new. I have not had any problems with either TV and the picture today is as good as it was when I originally brought it home. I am completely satisfied with the price, quality and performance of my Vizio tv's and would highly recommend this manufacturer to anyone in the market for a t.v. Great job Vizio.

Our Vizio was a great value with a great picture and lasted for 10 years! The only reason we got rid of it was because the HDMI ports started to fail.

We purchased our 47" screen Vizio in April of '09. To many people this means it's an old tv and should be tossed and purchase another. We do not think along those lines, so when we pay several hundreds of dollars for anything we expect a lot from it. This TV was great until about 2 years ago. When the TV is first turned on, the right half of the screen is not viewable and it takes it from 15 to 20 minutes to "warm up" and work properly. We have been told this is a common problem with this brand. Otherwise it is a great TV. Perhaps they have corrected the problem with newer models. We will not be buying another Vizio as we were told that this is an inexpensive fix for Vizio but they won't. We are living with it until we are forced to make another purchase.

The Vizio overall is a great tv. We do experience a little trouble with streaming and have had to employ other methods to that end. The picture quality is excellent and except for the streaming issue, we are happy with our TV.

Vizio 32" HD: We love our Vizio HD tv and regret not purchasing a bigger version. The clarity of picture, quality of product, and the lightness of weight makes this our favorite tv in the house, as well as, our best investment. Advice: Go for the biggest model you can afford and do not regret the decision.

Vizio is a great brand tv. I purchased a 55 inch Vizio tv. Is completely satisfied with at the quality and would encourage and recommend this TV to a friend.

Overall I am happy with the TV. I do think it is a little top heavy. It is easy to tip over so a better design would have a sturdier base. Even basic light cleaning of the TV screen causes a lot of wobbling.

I have a Vizio E500i-A1 120hz purchased from Walmart about 2 years ago. It's internet compatible, but not a smart TV, didn't want one. I've been very pleased with its performance and Picture quality. Sound quality is okay, but I use a home theatre system for movies. I think for the money, these are a really good buy. It has 4 HDMI connections, for all your connection needs. Blu-Ray Movies look fantastic on it for the budget-minded people. First Time we watched Avatar on this new set was wow. Colors are good, and if you google, you can find a cheat sheet for all the settings to bring out the best colors and picture possible.

I have two Vizio TV's. The first was a 32 inch replaced it with a larger screen. Both still working after 7 years no problems. They make great TV's at great prices.

I have a 3 Vizio LED TVs -- a 55" (5 years), 42" (3 years) and 28"(2 years). All are smart TVs and have performed flawlessly. The clarity is great with no ghost or pixelation. The 55" has automatic light sensing which works great in our media room (a large window with a lot of light during the day). Have not had to contact support so really don't know how good/bad they are.

I have had my VIZIO MV470NV for approximately 4 years and am happy overall with the picture and SMART TV features. One thing to remember is that VIZIO only supports products for approximately one year, or a little longer in many cases. The original VIZIO SMART TV features are now out of date (VIZIO no longer updates them) and some no longer function, so I now use a new Sony BluRay player for apps like YouTube. The quality of the picture is still excellent although I am considering upgrading to a 65" to 75" 4K- Ultra model in the next year since I have had excellent experience in another room with the limited production 2014 SEIKI 65-inch 4K-Ultra model for the past year.

It's 48", smart TV, IV hooked up a DVD, VCR, Game player. Everything works fine. I have had this now five years, never one problem. Having it service every year helps, dust removed from inside will reduce heat, thus extending your tv's life span.

Never had a problem with any our Vizio TVs and our oldest model happens to be over 14 years and still works like new. Always loved Vizio and would buy again.

I purchased a Vizio Models E65-C3 from Best Buy. After using Disney WOW calibration disc the picture is incredible! Quality of this product GREAT! Hooked up a Vizio Model: SB3831-C6M 3.1 sound bar system & we can't be happier. Best investment and we recommend this product... We do not use the smart features as we have TV hooked up to a Sony BDP-S3200 DVD/Blu-ray player with Smart System for all internet functions.

My two Vizios have been working for over 6 years without a problem. One is a 42 inch and the other is a 32 inch. They are on all the time. Very satisfied.

My mother had it for several years and she passed in 2013 and we have it now. The HD is very good and sound too. It is a 42" Vizio and would give it a 5.

We bought this television in 2007. Matter of fact, we bought two, different sizes. We have never had a problem until recently, when our 37" went out. However, the 32" (which we did buy last) is still working well... The 37" just went to a gray screen without any audio. I did try to look at it, opened the back and thought that I had no business back there, so I closed it, tightened the screws and set it aside until I can decide what to do with it. Love them so far!

Had my VIZIO television for a few years now. Never had a minutes problem so far. Easy to operate and lot of features, most I don't use. Great picture and color. I would highly recommend this television.

I have Been very happy with the Vizio. It was easy set up with no extra equipment need unlike the RCA brands. They required a convert box to get all of our HD cable channels. The Vizio was HD and cable ready and still a very good buy.

All of the Vizio televisions my family has had have lost sound after approx. 1 year of use and then lost the picture after approx. 2 years of use. Not a TV I will purchase again nor recommend. Too Bad, cause they have a BEAUTIFUL picture.

The only reason I would not recommend the Vizio Smart TV's is because of their Apps. They use Yahoo Apps. They are not user friendly. The Amazon App is horrible. My daughter has a Samsung smart TV and the Apps look so much easier to use especially for Amazon prime movies.

I would definitely recommend Vizio televisions to everyone. All my tv's in my home are Vizio's. I have a 32", 42" and 55". Vizio television is known not just for their name but for their performance, quality, features and their affordable prices. I love the quality of their picture. It is so crystal clear, sharp and vibrant. I own 2 of their E-Series and I love that you can Internet stream popular apps such as YouTube, Netflix, Hulu Plus, Vudu and so much more. You're just a click away. The prices of Vizio televisions are so affordable. You get great performance, great quality pictures and great features... All at a affordable price. They have the latest in technology when it comes to providing great televisions. Why would I purchase another brand when Vizio television is the best television on the market and the world's #1 television maker.

Great picture! Affordable prices. My friends also own this same brand. Vizio television 55" bought the tv from Target two years ago. I definitely would recommend this to everyone.

65 inch Vizio uhd pure garbage. This tv make and model is not worth it. This tv has been service sent back within 6 months of having it. This tv has blackout issue. You be watching them. The tv shut off. You have to turn it back on, shut off. Not a good tv. Customer service with Vizio is the pits. Don't do it. PLEASE, don't do it.

Vizio 65" SmartTV easy to control, picture is extremely clear, remote is small and easy to hold. TV is flat screen and pretty easy to navigate to Amazon, Netflix, HuLu and DVD.

The TV is light weight, easy to manage, either wall mounted or on a stand. The picture is beautiful and the TV was very reasonably priced. The operation is simple.

Vizio does not stand by their products. Unit lasted almost 1 year, then died. Same thing occurred at my Mother's residence, and the restaurant I frequent. Unit gives no warning -- just the picture goes completely out.

72 in, HD LED, Razor, HDMI, 1080P, Studio sound, WIFI, 120hz. This has been the best TV we have ever owned. We got it at SAM's. It sits above the fireplace. I was worried about the heat destroying electronics but it has given us tremendous picture quality. It was great having an HD ready set as all companies are in transition now to that format.

This Vizio television is the worst television I have ever purchased! The picture is horrible and doesn't seem to have the adjustments to fix it. It is a smaller Vizio, which as I understand it, has an inferior picture to their larger televisions, but still should be view-able. I threw my new Vizio in the recycled electronics TRASH and bought me a larger t.v., which was NOT a Vizio, but a Sony. I am very satisfied with the Sony picture.

I only know it's a Vizio. It fits our space very well and it's a thin lined one so not heavy and I am able to pick it up and move it easily by myself. Very good picture. I have a lot of channels to pick from. Remote is easy to use.

Vizio TVs are great values, dependable, easily integrated into home network. Picture quality is superb. Compatible with all other components. We have several and all of them are reliable. Will definitely buy again.

55" Vizio bought in 2009 is great. Never had any problems. It's an HD of course. I have had two Vizios and only replaced the smaller one with a bigger one.

I recently purchased a 58" 4K UHD Vizio TV. It has all the features I was looking for but will ultimately improve my viewing pleasure once more 4K programming becomes available. This is my 2nd Vizio and it's a great TV.

My last TV is a VIZIO and after a month or so, I started to have problems with the volume which has continued. I've had a Panasonic for several years and I'll not hesitate to buy another Panasonic when I'm in need of a new TV. So far the set is performing much better than my new VIZIO.

Didn't have any major problems yet! The color was a little off but it's ok. Now the tv don't work at all! Looking to purchase another one soon but now at Best Buy.

I have three Vizio TVs. A 30 inch in bedroom, approx. 6 years old. A 42 inch in living room, approx. 5 yrs old. A 60 inch in family room, approx 2 1/2 yrs old. The only problem that I have had was with the 60 inch. The main electronic board went. It was repaired under warranty at no cost to me. The unit was mounted on wall above my fireplace and was quite a challenge getting it down for the repairman. However he did put it back up for me. Repair service was prompt and knew how to repair it very quickly. My overall experience has been very satisfied. I bought all sets at Walmart and they were very helpful. I am very satisfied with the features and the picture quality. I would recommend highly.

Excellent picture. Audio problems as volume has to be turned over half way up in order to hear it. The remote leaves a lot to be desired as it is missing functions that are found on other manufacturers' remotes. Would not purchase another TV from this manufacturer without further reviewing of its products. This TV was rated as the number one TV for 2015.

My husband and I got great deals on two new Vizio TVs several years ago from Target. They have never given us one moment of trouble. They are clear in HD and just right for our family room and bedroom!

Vizio, have had one for 5 years also bought my daughter one, no problems and very good quality. Never had any issues with either one and have had many compliments on the clarity of the picture. Would recommend to anyone that for the money it's a quality tv.

I love my 55" Vizio smart TV! It is an amazing television. The picture is clear and crisp. And the features are simple enabling pretty much anyone to properly and effectively use the TV.

I bought one Vizio for the bedroom and liked it, then a big one for the living room with computer capability. Then bought a midsized for my aged mother who has since passed and I ended up with her Vizio. All perform well with no issues.

Bought a Vizio 55 in. just over a year ago. I have sound but no pic. Not the cable box. Called vizio for help. They basically said go buy another TV. They don't want to help. Not happy with them. Won't buy another vizio and telling everyone their products are a rip off. Vizio! You have issues you need to take care of. YOU SUCK!!!

After numerous conversations and contact with Vizio, my replacement tv has not arrived. No shipping advice yet either. No refund was ever offered from the initial point of customer complaint on receiving my damaged tv from the freight service. Replacement TV has never arrived after 13 business days. Totally unacceptable time frame for something not the customer fault at all. Communication between customer support and freight companies they use is horrible time frame. Have documented all the chat sessions from their customer support and timelines are not correct since the whole ordeal started.

I bought 2 Vizio 39" TV's for Black Friday 2014. October 2015 one tv went completely black with only sound and the other tv went out on December 2015 with the same problem. I called Vizio because I was wondering if there is some type of defect since I bought 2 tvs at the same time and having the same problem (assured me there's no defect). Warranty just expired 11/20 and since I bought the tvs from Target on my Redcard they were giving me the run around. Long story short, talked to a representative from Vizio she tells me that "for the inconvenience my manager will offer you 2 tvs for $200". Not one time did she clarify that the tvs were $200 EACH!

I ordered this TV for Christmas for my husband. I placed the order in early December. I was given info to track the delivery, but whenever I looked it said I had no order placed. I called Vizio and they assured me that when the item was shipped the info would come up. After two weeks of seeing no shipping info I called Vizio and they gave me the number of the shipping company, Manna. The person who I spoke to was very hostile to me over the phone and wouldn't give me a date. He finally told me that it would be scheduled for the 23rd, but if they couldn't get it to me I probably wouldn't get it on the 24th because delivery was limited. I was worried that we wouldn't get it in time for Christmas, so I again called Vizio and they assured me that it would be delivered on the 22nd between 8am and 12pm.

Sounds like we aren't alone in this problem. Had this TV a little over a year and BOOM... screen went blank. We get audio and slight backlighting, but zero video. The Serial Number does not seem to be among those with the questionable chip, but the TV is exhibiting all the symptoms of the recalled Vizios. Stay tuned, we're trying to work with Sony but we have a great legal back-up plan if we get enough victims.

After going against a friend of mine's most recent experience with Vizio televisions, I bought one for my birthday--a smart television that is. It has gone out in less than 100 days. I left home to run some errands and then came back and turned it on and the technician says that the panel has been damaged. I can't for the life of me understand how the panel became damaged because the television had not been moved since I left and came back. I will tell everyone I know about this site and the customer complaints against Vizio. I have to chalk up my almost 400.00 charge as a loss.

I purchased a Vizio M420SL in Nov. 2012. A month ago, it suddenly startled me with a very loud static sound and vertical lines. I turned it off and then unplugged and plugged it in. It came on again and nothing more happened until about 2 weeks ago. Same thing happened – used same solution. Then it has been happening more frequently until today when I called Vizio Support. They said it was the motherboard and gave me the ITI # to call for service. ITI said that they did not repair this issue because it was not cost-effective. They said it was easier to just buy a new TV. AFTER 3 YEARS OF VERY LITTLE USE – BUY A NEW TV?? Well, yes, I will but it will NEVER be a Vizio!

I purchase a Vizio smart TV in August 2015. October of the same year it would no longer connect to the internet. At that point they serviced my TV and returned it to me. It worked for less than a week. I was able to return to for a refurbished model. I set it up in the evening after work but being late I didn't use it. The next evening I went to turn it on and same message, not able to connect to the internet. Fortunately for me they are now sending me a brand new model. Keeping my fingers crossed. This is the end of it.

I never knew of a company that had so many common problems with their television from the smallest size to the largest size and still have not fixed them. I purchased my 65" Vizio television from BJs wholesale club in March 2014, and May 2015 my television started turn off on its own. At that time I was able to turn the television on immediately after it had shut down. I contact Vizio and they walk me thru a master reset but 2 months later the problem started back but this time it would not turn back on unless it was plugged for no fewer than 30 seconds. Vizio put me in contact with IT Television Service Repair Company that Vizio are affiliated with, I had to pay $130 for the labor but Vizio would cover the parts.

I purchased two 42' Vizio TVs in 2014 and before the year warranty had expired one of the two had malfunction. So I called Vizio to find out my options on repair. It took them 3 months to schedule an appointment with a local company and when the TV was OUT of warranty, they no longer wanted to fix the TV.

As with most of these reviews my experience with Vizio is not a good one. I bought my son's tv on Black Friday of 2014. Last night the picture went out and will not come back on. The tv has been used less than a year since he never used it till Christmas, but after reading these reviews I'm just gonna have to call it a loss. I'm extremely disappointed to say the least. I was gonna buy my other son a vizio for Christmas this year but now I will definitely go with Samsung.

After 13 months, my 55" 4K Vizio went black. It had sound but totally black screen. After calling Vizio and reading online about them being "unrepairable", I know there must be a very large unhappy Vizio population. I also believe Vizio was quite aware of their product shortcomings. It is my hope that a good law firm gets wind of this consumer fraud, and starts a class action.

I have called for technical help every night for a week. I could not get my Vizio Smart Tv to connect to Netflix. Every person that I talked to could not fix my tv except tonight. These people don't have a clue as to fixing a tv. The lady I talked to last night said my router needed to be adjusted. There is no adjustment to a router. The lady I talked to tonight knew what to do but she got frustrated with me and hung up. I guess she got mad because I didn't know as much about a Vizio tv as she did but I kept going thru the instructions she gave me and the problem was worked out. I hope I don't have to call Vizio tech support tomorrow night. She had me to erase the Netflix app and then reinstall it and the tv is working like a charm, crossing fingers and hope, hope. The tech support people need to go back to school on fixing Vizio TV's. BTW I have 2 Vizio Tv's, A 70 inch in the great room and a 48 inch in the bedroom.

Our Vizio TV stopped working suddenly. It is the newest TV in the house. All we get is the Vizio Logo. We tried everything the so called Vizio help line suggested, (except for paying half as much as the TV cost to repair it). I have never been so disappointed with a product or the support of the company selling it. I am truly amazed that it is like the number two selling brand - is that because they are cheap and disposable? That is just the wrong type of product to buy on so many levels. And it is not as cheap as you think when you consider its short life and lack of support compared to other brands. NO MORE VIZIO PRODUCTS FOR THIS HOUSEHOLD.

Been waiting since November 14, 2015 for a repair on a tv that I bought in September 2015. Less than 3 months old and it crapped out. Wish I would have spent my money somewhere else. Save your hard earned money don't buy this crappy brand. Can we get a class action lawsuit going?

Bought an Vizio Smart TV E520i-B1 less than a year ago. Now all of a sudden, the TV does not boot up (hung with the Vizio logo - no menu and nothing else). Called the Vizio support, they suggested the normal unplug power + holding power button more than 30 sec. No use. Cannot believe that Vizio does not have a way of resetting the TV without having technician coming to visit (which costs at least $100). Quite stupid.

I bought a Vizio E28 TV directly from Vizio. HUGE MISTAKE. The TV arrived, and had horrible picture quality. Nothing like I saw at Best Buy. Tech support ran me through the usual hoops with no improvement, asked for and received pictures of the TV, still no help and no offer to replace the TV. So transferred me to customer service who said I can return the unit for a 10% restocking fee and I pay return shipping. I did, and now I'm out about $50 with no TV and no satisfaction. Had I bought it from Amazon or Best Buy there would have been no problem and no out of pocket expense for returning the unit. Lesson learned: Do not buy anything directly from Vizio. Their customer support is awful. The product may or may not be good.

Vizio products, service and customer care is horrific! The Vizio E470i-A0 I purchased 1 year and 10 months ago has been ruled not repairable by your service department. Friday, suddenly a dark horizontal smudge appeared across the entire screen and the color dimmed for no reason at all. The consumer has a right to an expectation of use and should be able to use a brand new product for more than five years! Mine, less than two.

I bought a Vizio 50" TV because of the clear quality of the image and apps included through Wi-Fi. I started having trouble about a month after the purchase. The TV would turn off on its own and then turn back on. After several emails and phone calls to Vizio support their best guess was to cycle the power or reset the TV which involved unplugging it and holding the power button. Not really that technical and a lame attempt at support.

Nearly every week I have to perform a TV channel search because my TV stops receiving 3-4 channels on my cable subscription for no reason whatsoever.

I purchased this tv last November, it is still under warranty. I have called 3 times for troubleshooting and still can't get a remote. They claim they don't have our warranty card though we sent it in and legally that doesn't matter. We furnished the purchase date and store location. Hugely frustrating. My next step is to get the purchase voided through visa. My case number with Vizio is **.

I purchased a VIZIO Smart Television E-Series for the specific purpose of the smart features of internet connect ability. After about one year of use, the television suddenly no longer could find my, or any other, internet signal. I contacted VIZIO customer service and they told me the internet card was no longer working and I should purchase a new TV at my expense. Customers should not be responsible for poor product design and improper functioning parts. I will not purchase a VIZIO product or affiliated product again and I will not recommend anyone else to either.

I finally upgraded to a "smart tv" last March. I bought the warranty of course not wanting to shell out that kind of money and not be assured I've covered my butt! It's not been a year and I've had three separate problems with the remote. By now I get the whole reprogramming the remote jive. I called two days ago and explained that we had to go through this process multiple times because the front of the remote with the power button was not working. Instead of just sending me one then, I had to call again today when it finally bit the big one. Now I have two kids and both are toddlers, and as any mom will attest there is always that one program that will get them to calm down. Since the power button isn't even working I literally am stuck with a thousand dollar product that is next to unusable for the next 5-7 days while I wait on the new remote.

We purchased our 50" Smart TV from Walmart in Bham for my boyfriend to use during the baseball season. I noticed that once in a while it just went black - no sound, no picture. Turn off and back on - ok. Then after the season ended we moved the TV back home to Chattanooga with no problems for a month. Then it went out and would not come back on. Numerous calls to Vizio - turn off, turn on, reset, etc. then CS rep said it was a bad HDMI cord. This setup is less than 3 months old but we turned it around. Lo and behold, our UVerse doesn't use an HDMI connection.

85 percent of the time I turn on the TV it gives me no signal and the resolution not supported. I spend at least 5 minutes turning both controls (cable and tv) on and off until it recognizes the TV. My panasonic has NEVER had a problem. What's up with this stupid thing?

Screen went out, nothing but lines/rainbow colors. Customer service claims that dust caused an inner screen to crack. Refused to give any sort of assistance. Paid $800 for a television less than 10 months ago that is now a huge paper weight! The LAST Vizio I'll buy!

In the past 6 or 7 years, we've had no less than 6 VIZIO televisions. Not only is the price right, but also a beautiful picture and a quality build. This season I want to buy a Ultra Hi Def to replace my four year old 55" tv. However, I can't buy a VIZIO because the base legs are so far apart, the tv won't fit on my current tv stand. Now I am forced to buy a Samsung or another brand that has the stand in the middle. Sorry VIZIO.

We have a 55" smart TV. It cannot hold internet to get Netflix. Will bring it up then freeze. Bought Aug 2014, kept calling Vizio for help starting about 6 months after buying. Vizio support each time said it was router. I upgraded router did ALL the steps each time. I called for help. Support kept telling me it wasn't the tv. But LO & BEHOLD now that warranty is out as of Aug, it now is tv which we have to fix under our EXTENDED warranty that we paid almost $100. We also have 70" I'm hoping & praying it keeps going. We bought at same time. But we will NEVER buy another Vizio & plan to spread the word. Sorry I can't show receipt my computer won't pick up pictures.

I bought a 35 then a 32 in Vizio. Bought warranty from Walmart. Had three years just under the warranty. Was sent out twice and didn't work when I got it back. Walmart was more than fair. I thought I would get a few dollars back but they gave me all the money back. So I purchased a 50 inch Vizio and have only had it for 9 months and it is now doing same as my other. Won't turn on at all now. I have done all they said to do and they are bringing me another TV because it was under warranty. At least I don't have to pack up and take to be mailed back this time. Since they are backing their warranty up my only complaint is why so much trouble with these TV's? Also you're without a TV for so long. Also, why can't they be fixed at your home?

In June of 2015 I bought my husband a 70 in Vizio tv as a anniversary present in September. The tv received a faulty firmware update causing it to be stuck power cycling and rendering it useless. Vizio sent out broken replacement tv's TWICE both with cracked screens. And the third attempt to replace my tv, they lost the shipment. Now they are ignoring my calls and have blocked me on social media.

I purchased a Vizio 55" smart TV 3 years ago. Recently my tuner expired and the only solution is to purchase a new main board. Called Vizio for help. Requested product number, availability, and (hopefully) assistance with offsetting the cost of repair. They said they did not carry the part and recommended a supplier. I contacted the supplier who did not carry the part. In most cases the part was out of stock or so overpriced it was not worth the repair. I connected back to Vizio to obtain a part number, and they said they could not help and would not provide me with a part number so that I could continue my search for the part.

I think I can beat everyone's complaints. I bought my tv in February 2015, called Vizio in November of 2015 and was told my tv was out of warranty because the serial number showed it was manufactured in September of last year. I have no clue where my receipt is and even worse I spent two hours on the phone with a guy who finally told me he would put the request through just to find out it was denied the next day. Not a word from the company telling me it was denied. I had to actually call in and ask what was happening with the order because someone was suppose to get back to me within 24 hours about someone being home for the delivery.

My 50" TV broke after 4 months and called customer support. They subcontracted a company that only delivers in the morning, requiring me to take time off work. After a month they finally showed up with a broken replacement. It's now been 2 months and no TV. They will not give me a new warranty or compensate me in any way. All they want to do is put me on hold and say "let me see what I can do," which is always nothing. Horrible support for a shoddy product!

When we are trying to watch a football game or something we can't see the score or statistics. WORST tv we ever bought.

My 47" Vizio from Sam's Club (July 2010) worked great for about five years. I constantly used the HDMI 1 and 2 on the back, and HDMI 3 on the side. However, for no apparent reason, only one at a time works now, whichever one I select in the settings menu for the "cable" source. I have tried everything and cannot get more than one HDMI port to work at a time, which means that I am unplugging and re-plugging three HDMI cables manually at the back, depending on whether I'm watching (1) TV channels, (2) the blue-ray DVD player, or (3) my laptop connector.

I purchased a 55" Vizio smart tv from Costco less than 3 years ago. I have loved this TV until last night. I turned it on to find a huge line down the side of the tv. After speaking to Vizio I learned that the TV has a line defect. To top it off, the TV only has a year factory warranty. I contacted Costco to learn that they offer a 2 year warranty for electronic products. The cost of repair is nearly the cost of the tv. With that said, this is the worst tv I've ever owned. Seriously Vizio? A $900 tv that only lasts three years? This is shameful! Buyers beware!

I purchased a 55 inch Smart TV back in March of this year. Saturday the TV made a weird sound and all of a sudden the picture was gone, and will not come back on. I don't have a receipt so It can't be returned. This is the second tv within 4 years both by VIZIO. I will never purchase another product of theirs ever again.

I bought a Vizio 47" tv couple years ago and love the tv. I never had trouble with the tv. This has been one of the best purchase that I have made on a tv.

I have a Vizio 32' flat screen. It was very easy to set up. I basically just had to plug it in. The screen clarity is very good and it has different views to choose from such as panoramic or zoom. I would buy this brand again.

Had the tv for 7 months when it started to get all these red colors through the picture. Contacted them. Took 3 phone calls before they agreed it needed replaced. Was being replaced with a brand new m series because they had no refurbished ones of mine which makes sense now after reading these reviews. Took over 2 weeks to get replaced. Showed up, took the brand new m series out of box, plugged in. It would come on and shut right back off. Had to call customer service again. Was on hold forever to be told had to keep that tv and send the one back that they were replacing which at least worked sometimes now. I have that doesn't work at all until they deliver another one which who knows if that one's going to work. If I could rate them a 0 I would. Awful experience and will not buy another Vizio.

It's been a great dependable television. The picture is a good quality. The sound is good. Not sure of the model. It's a 37 inch that we've had about 4 years and it's served us well. I'd recommend it.

Hello. I am the very unfortunate sucker who was dumb enough to let Vizio take my money not once but twice! The first TV was a 42 inch Vizio from back when they were first getting popular and I paid about $850 for it. About 14 months after I purchased it the screen went out and it would just flicker and flash! I called Vizio and they said it wasn't under warranty so it was my problem! In spite of this I figured you know what this was just a random bad TV and I bought another 42 inch and it actually worked fine. So then I ended up upgrading on April 1, 2013. I got a 60 inch E601 series set. About 8 months ago I noticed a small black spot like a cloudy area on the screen! I thought maybe it was the signal and it turned out not to be and it keeps getting larger and larger! Now it is about the size of a grapefruit!

I love my Vizio smart tv and the access to Hulu, and other programming... The connection to the computer is great! I do not have cable or satellite access, I use a Mohu antenna indoors and prefer not to be connected to a contract.

After saving for 5 years we finally purchased our "dream tv" a 70 inch Vizio flat screen on Black Thursday. After a year and 5 months our "dream tv" became a large radio. The screen went to black. I have come to find out this has not been uncommon for Vizio. My husband is a disabled vet. And I am disabled also. We cannot run out and work a job to replace this t.v. I got this for my husband for his Christmas. I thought he deserved it for all he has been through. What a disgrace that the makers of Vizio cannot do any better than this.

Bought it second hand at a great price. It's a Vizio 32" LCD HDTV. While I don't have the model # at reach, I can confidently say that I'm impressed with it. It was easy to set up, operating it is a breeze, and it has crystal clear definition. Vizio is my "go to" brand from this day forward! Love it!

We got our Vizio smart TV 2 yrs ago. We only used it with an antenna, no cable or video games. So we finally decided to break down and get cable TV plus the internet now that I have a better income. All was good the first day we hooked it up. The next morning I went to turn it on and found out the power board burned up. I called Vizio and they told me that happens. Really the first time I use it, it breaks and Vizio say it will cost 350 to fix it. I asked Vizio why should I have to pay when it's all over the internet that this is a defect in their TVs. The rep told me it's not their responsibilities. So I warn everyone to not buy a Vizio ever.

I have a 55 inch Vizio Smart TV. The Smart TV really works wonders and I get many channels from it. The clarity and the TV is remarkable and is an all around good television.

Our Vizio television has a 55-inch screen. It is high-definition and LED which has been a tremendous value for our increased television (TV) enjoyment. This TV has ALL the "bells and whistles" except for 3D which may come in the distant future. By the way, we have ALL the "premium" channels including NFL. A movie has to be HD if we are going to watch it or it has to be a MUST WATCH if it is not HD. This fact has decreased my love of classic movies. I have never enjoyed TV as much as I do now. I preferred reading. And to think I was rather adamant about ever getting a large-screen! I do believe that I am totally in favor of cable versus dish networks even though it may not be "cost effective". Since 2009 we have not had any problems with this TV. Should I knock on wood? I just did.

I bought a new 50" Vizio TV and also purchased 4 year extended warranty from Sam's club. One fine morning it started showing glaring vertical lines and picture was not clear. When I contacted Vizio, they say, it's not a manufacture defect and cannot do anything. Vizio is selling low quality products for cheaper price in the market and these products blow away after certain period and Vizio would not like to address those issues. I will not recommend Vizio TV to anyone.

This is a Vizio VA26L HDTV I purchased on Feb. '08 for my 40 ft. sailboat. The marine environment is a little rougher than a living room so I'll attest to its sturdiness as I've never had any problem or need to have it serviced. That said I'll be replacing it soon mainly because of the advance in technology has reduced the weight by half which is important to me.

Purchased Vizio M502i-B1 in late October 2014. During the following 11 months, the picture would freeze and require turning the TV off to reset. Not terrible but annoying. In September 2015, the TV would not turn off by remote or the button on back. Unplugged TV. When turned on it vacillate between the power light bright and no picture to the power light dimming and the Vizio Logo only. No picture, no sound. After two attempt with factory, one by phone and second by chat. It was determined the TV needed replacing. They replaced, not with a new one, but a re-certified used. It took several days to get information back. Then it took two full weeks to receive the replacement unit. That was Friday October 9, at 10:30 pm!

Clear picture, decent sound quality, could be clearer. Reliable and the controls are easy to understand and manipulate without the use of the manual. Uncertain how it connects to my computer or tv as I have not tried this yet. Overall. I'm satisfied with the product's performance and particularly the price point; which is very affordable since models change so frequently, I would not mind replacing it, if I had to.

Good picture. Sharp and crisp colors. Priced lower than many. Not much different from Samsung except priced much lower. Purchased it 3 years ago and no problem so far.

I bought this television based on a review from Consumer Reports and have been very pleased. The picture is clear and the sound is precise. The TV is now almost 3 years old and I have never had a problem. It still functions perfectly and looks new.

My Vizio model VO320E has been spectacular! I purchased this TV close to 2007, and it has been used continuously since then. I primarily used this device as a computer screen for online video streaming as opposed to cable, and this meant the device was turned on around the clock. It easily connects to my computer as well as any other device I attach to it. The screen quality is crisp and clear, and I have not noticed any diminished quality. I have considered updating to a 4K TV, but given the positive experience I have had with this Vizio I cannot justify spending the money to replace a machine that has been reliable. When I do upgrade I will seek out Vizio as a brand.

We have several Vizios. The price is reasonable and they have been perfect. No problems with connecting them to our wifi or any other devices. Picture is clear and crisp. Setup was simple and straightforward.

I have 3 basic Vizio flat screens in my children's room and they never have had one problem. They have all the hook ups they need for all their gaming stuff too. Then I have 2 Vizio Smart TVs, and I love both. Would not trade it for anything. Going forward though if I ever need new TVs the Smart TV option is the only way to go.

The tv worked great for 15 days then it stopped connecting to the Internet. Vizio customer service was rude and was not very helpful. They tried to blame it on the internet carrier modem but all tests were done and it was not that. So for $429 I got 15 days of smart tv. I am definitely going to never buy Vizio again.

My Vizio Smart TV takes the place of Apple TV or other Internet connection devices. It is easy to operate, has a great picture quality, and is overall a very good value.

Purchased Vizio hi-def 3-D set three years ago. Excellent TV! Razor sharp picture, beautiful color. Internal speaker sound leaves something to be desired, but otherwise was a great purchase.

60" with LED backlit, cinema 3D, full HD. Great picture, good sound, great price. Reliability has been well above average for me.

The LCD with HDMI on this TV is very good. 55 inch. Very good picture and very good quality TV for the price. I would purchase another one. In fact we are looking to purchase a 70 inch next.

It's a 42" HD Vizio flatscreen. At this point, it's a good 8 years old and operating perfectly. I appreciate the screen size which makes it possible to see well. The HD factor is very clear and crisp. I enjoy this TV immensely, but in all honesty, I'm not sure if that is thanks to Vizio's superior product, or DirecTV's wonderful service. The two together are unbeatable. No doubt that I will be looking at Vizio again next time I am in the market for a new TV.

Who has just one TV these days?! I currently own a Vizio, LG and 2 Samsungs. All excel in different arenas. In the future, I might suggest that ConsumerAffairs concentrate on the 'features' of said TV's. If you ask me which ONE I'd recommend, they have ALL performed well.

When my 60 inch TV started having "common" issues as described by others, I called tech support and got the basic help (resetting TV and remote). That didn't help. HOWEVER, everything is back to normal now and I hope maybe what I did will help others. I did do a complete TV reset as per instructions BUT then I reconnected the TV to the internet and left the TV on for 3 days. MY GUESS is that it downloaded a software update that either failed to download before or got corrupted. TV works fine now and picture is better than ever. SO, if you can get the TV on past the point where everything "freezes" up, you might be able to do what I did. I wonder how long this fix will last.

The TV is fine. It's the programming and commercials that are abominable which greatly limits the amount of TV we watch. Once upon a time consumers were promised that if we bought into cable TV our subscription rates would mean no commercials. We, as consumers, were sooo naive...

So far we have had no problem with the tv. All other components hook up easily and quickly. Never have any reception problems or channels not coming in, or satellite services dropped.

I had to replace a cheap TV that I got at WalMart in 2013. That one lasted about one year. My neighbor who works with television installation said that in his opinion Vizio and Samsung were the best brands. I have a model D32H-C0 (32") and am quite happy with the sound and picture quality. I wish it had a miniature phone jack instead of just two RCA phono plug jacks. Also, one more HDMI port would be nice. This one has two HDMI ports, one optical audio out, and the RCA stereo audio out ports. I use an over-the-air homemade antenna and get good reception for all of the 17 available channels in my area.

This TV has a great picture and it was an excellent price. The feature I hate is if you using an antenna and at some point a usual channel you watch will not come in that channel is lost until you start all over again with a channel search; even punching the channels number in this TV won't allow you to view it.

Easy setup, great picture, aesthetically pleasing, fits mounts easily.

We have a 52" Vizio flat screen television which is mounted on the wall of our family room. It has surround sound (which make movie watching extra special) plus we have two other televisions in two bedrooms, both are 25" Sharp televisions. The Vizio, by far, is our favorite! The screen is so clear you almost feel as though you're a part of whatever you're watching. This television has a quality we've not experienced before.

While not a complete "smart tv", I can get internet and do what I need to do!!

Five-year old Vizio 55" smart TV with wireless connectivity to WiFi and Bluetooth for headphones and remote control. Model VF551XVT. At first, the apps were cool, especially Netflix. Now, however, the apps are poor compared with new models. Some don't work at all, such as YouTube. I think this is related to the microprocessor chip that manages the apps. In new TV's, you get an actual web browser. The browser offered by Vizio was part of a software update in 2012 and is literally dysfunctional and unusable by mere mortals. The company has not updated apps in a long time, very disappointing.

My Vizio is a 42'' Smart TV with four HDMI ports, one USB port, and analog ports. My experience with the TV has been optimal. It has pre-installed apps like Netflix, Hulu, YouTube, etc. that work great with its operating system. I primarily use it for gaming and it provides great resolution and high frames per second.

Clear, sharp picture. Built in speakers/sound could be better. Installed outside speakers to enhance sound on both Vizio tvs, 42" & 54". Do not know model #'s. Each tv is 2-3 years old.

My first new TV in years. It's thin which is desirable and light weight. Easy to set up, the accessories are idiot proof (they only fit in one way). The TV control is not hard to figure out. I needed less than one minute's instruction from a friend who understand one of the features that I did not. You will learn fast. The price is low enough. I first purchased a 32" and then went on to a 52" and I love them both.

Love my 42" flat screen. It is mounted on the wall over the fireplace. I have Dish satellite which is okay. We connect our laptop to it to watch other programs.

I purchased a Vizio LED TV 37" Model E370-A0 in January 2014. Today, it powered on, blank screen. Vizio tech support walked me through powering it down, which I had already done myself. The result of the call was them offering me the numbers of local repair shops. A very expensive purchase, in the end. I would not buy Vizio again.

I have a Vizio 80 inch smart TV. I love it. It is easy to use the smart features. It was easy to hook up a DVR and a Bose sound bar. The screen of the TV is phenomenal. It is sharp and clear. The colors are vibrant and beautiful. Sports are amazing to watch. Movies are theater quality. It's like you are right there. Price was reasonable. Very happy with the purchase!

I've had my Vizio for years and I love it. I'm sure my next television will be a Vizio. I would recommend this product to anyone that is looking to buy a television. Sometimes I sit in front of the TV for hours. It's really that good.

I have never had a problem with these brands. I was a little leery at first because of the low prices but now I will buy them whenever these go out. I've had them about 5 years now.

Vizio D32h-C0 32" TV less than a year old. Works very well and gives a great picture. I use it with a homemade antenna and receive 17 over-the-air local channels with utmost clarity. I also use it with Apple TV and Roku Stick. Both of those work exceptionally well. I do wish it had a standard audio jack instead of RCA phono jacks. Also one more HDMI port would be very nice to have.

I have had a flat screen 37" Vizio TV since 2008 and fortunately it has endured two moves & still plays as well as it did then. I would definitely purchase another.