Customer Reviews for VIZIO - 60" Class - LED - V Series - 2160p - Smart - 4K UHD TV with HDR
Customer Rating
1
Not happy!!!
on December 1, 2020
Posted by: Anthony418
I have had the worst experience! I’m receiving my 3rd tv with Visio here in the next few days. I got sent two broken TVs so far. This is ridiculous already. I don’t understand. I hope that this tv that’s coming will be my last. I just want a working tv. The first one I bought had a sound problem with it, then the second it was dropped at some point before it got to me and the screen was all messed up. And then my third one none of the hdmi’s work. Come on Vizio!! We will see with the fourth. Sorry so the tv I’m about to receive will be my fourth tv.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Quick disclosure: We received this TV for review, but that doesn't impact the thoughts I've shared here.
We own several VIZIO televisions and have for years. The picture is always amazing compared to other brands available at the same time and the system setup a snap. Customizing the brightness and other visual specs is extremely intuitive. The only hiccup we had with this unit is that the base was wider than the stand we had to put it on. So if you aren't planning to wall mount your VIZIO then make sure you get the right sized stand.
While everything visually has been great, the standout features have less to do with pixels or dimensions and more to do with integration. VIZIO continues to push the envelope on streaming and entertainment options by having apps built into the system. I cannot even come close to listing all the apps and features, but here's a sampling: Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu, Apple TV, Disney+, YouTube, Vudu, Tubi, Filmrise, Vevo, Fandango, Pandora, IHeartRadio, Peacock, Acorn, CBS All Access and more. There is even an app of free shows powered by VIZIO/Pluto TV. How about Facebook Watch? Yup. That's even there. Karaoke of interest to you? App for that also! There's a whole list of apps and services I've never even heard of like Plex, Sanctuary, Dark Matter, FlixFling, Haystack News, Newsy and Donut the New Car Culture.
If you're one of those people who struggles with trying to figure out which buttons to hit to navigate into the various apps, I'll set your mind at ease there also. The remote "home" button takes you to the screen that shows "App row" (which is customizable, by the way) and various shortcuts. But the app ALSO has buttons specifically labeled as Netflix, Prime Video, Vudu, Xumo, Hulu, Redbox and Watch Free (that's the VIZIO one).
The whole system is powered by more than just the remote with options to integrate with devices such as Google, Alexa and Chromecast. I've been too busy enjoying all the other options as I recognize this TV may be what finally helps me realize we can cut the cord and not feel like we're missing out.
As you evaluate what type of TV you want to add to your home, make sure you consider ease of use and streaming options while also how good the picture is!