The fact that this TV gives you better quality than its competitors like Sony and Samsung when just around $300 while the others want between 5 to $600 that speaks in volumes
I had this TV about two years. I bought this close to black Friday and give four hundred close to five hundred. it was a little over five hundred with tax. two years later it still works. I have a android TV box hooked to it im typing this and using my 65 inch Vizio as a monitor.
I bought a v705xh1 (70") for $478 in Dec. 2020 and a v555-H1 (55") for $339 in Feb.21.....we are very pleased with these TV's...Samsung is a tad too pricey.
Don't get me wrong, Samsung and LG are amazing TVs if you get the right one. Otherwise they are nothing special. We have 2 Samsung Q series TVs and a 7 series at my work. I LOVE the Samsung picture quality, but cannot justify the price. I have an E55-e1 "Smartcast monitor" (no tuner) and I love it. at Walmart, I had my choice of a 50" LG that cost about $50 more and a Samsung that is about $250 more. I chose the Vizio because I liked the picture quality and didn't want to spend a lot. Although I LOVE Roku devices, most Roku TVs are cheap and lousy picture quality (Hisense and TCL and Onn and Phillips etc). Best Buy didn't hae what I wanted in my price range (less than $400). I am pleased with my Visio V series TV.
Thank you so much for your review. I appreciate your approach to the review. I was looking for a television for my duaghter but did not want to break the bank. I have mostly Samsung TVs in my home, but you sold me on this one. And now I feel more educated about the technology that is currently out there and I am a more informed consumer. Thanks again.
2 questions.... How is the quality when watching sports? And what's the life span for this particular V series? Just asking so I know if I should buy the 3 or 5 year extended warranty... thank you!
The quality is good for sports in my opinion. Life span is always difficult to determine. Some TVs last for many years, others have issues earlier than that. The tv that I own has had no issues. I am not someone who buys insurance. When a tv does give me issues, I either get it fixed or buy a new one depending on the cost of the repair. Insurance is a waste of money if you never need it, but very valuable if your tv starts having issues prematurely. If you are a person that likes to have an extended warranty, get the one you can afford. Luckily, the VIZIO TVs are very reasonably priced, so buying an extended warranty or just buying a replacement tv won’t cost you an arm and a leg.
The sound for me is mediocre at best. I have to put my tv to like 40 to even get a decent sound. A family member of mine has a TCL and it’s much better sound wise in my opinion. Probably because the vision sound corms form the middle of the tv and the tcl more so sounds like it’s at the bottom of the tv
How would you compare this tv to the Samsung 7 series or 8 series? I know price range is different but what do you think. I have a 55” Samsung 6 series but looking for a 65” and interested in trying something else. And how would you compare this to the M and P series
Is there noticeable blur when playing PS5? I'm stuck between this or a TCL 4 series. It will be mounted under my son's loft bed, so he'll be looking straight on about 4-5 feet away. I want to get the 40" Vizio, but not if the TCL is better, then I'll get the 43". Some online reviews have me nervous about the vizier, but we've had great luck with a 6--7 year old 29" E series
i think so, after two months of searching, i think its possible, because there was the TCL tv 2018 model which was 120hz(Fake) what i was about to get .. from amazon., i just got the Visio because if you go to any retailer website it will say in the specifications its hdmi 2.1 4k supported idk if that's true or not, but its 120hz HDR, DMR so its possible
No, as per vizio, the ports are not high bandwidth and will not support 4k120. Only the p series will have that feature. They are calling the ports hdmi 2.1 though. Really, they are more like hdmi 2.05.
120hz effective rate .. it’s native 60hz.. the issue is some websites have it listed at 120hz because they don’t know the difference between tv fluff and native
@@Caraxes_RoguePrince Its a Native 60hz panel...its uses software to imitate 120 its called "dynamic motion rate 120" a true 120hz 4k TV would cost above 1,000
It entirely depends on the tvs you are comparing. My 65 inch m series looks a lot better than my buddies budget lg 65 inch. But my room is dark. The lg oleds ($$$$) are going to destroy even the vizio p series tvs, even though they are really really nice for the price. I think vizio provides better image quality than lg at comparable prices. BUT, I have no doubt that the lg will be better built and might be a bit brighter, which matters if you have a bright room. On just image quality alone though, dollar for dollar, you really can't beat vizio. I really like tcl too, but, there is a panel lottery. You may get a good one or you may get a bad one. If you don't mind returning the tv a few times to get a decent panel, tcl is also an option.
Can you set wallpapers for this TV I have a V series smart cast video 2021 is it possible for you to put screen savers and wallpapers on there I don’t see how can anyone help ?
I think that happens with most tvs. It is helpful to control the light in the room for the best viewing experience . That's why movie theaters are blacked out. That being said, this tv does pretty well in a bright room in my opinion. In our home theater room, we use these on the windows (good for blocking light and improving sound): WONTEX 100% Thermal Blackout Curtains for Bedroom - Winter Insulating Window Curtain Panels, Noise Reducing and Sun Blocking Lined Grommet Curtains for Living Room: amzn.to/3laPzZ5
This TV easily allows you to adjust the picture it takes only seconds -- a couple of clicks. My room does not have blinds or curtains so I use "Calibrated" in the daytime and and "Calibrated Dark"for the darkened room at night. There are a couple of other options, including one to wildly over brighten for a fairyland sort of affect...which might be cool for a few movies that lend themselves to that, like Avatar. Vizio has produced multiple short videos to explain how to use most of it's key features, including one on how to adjust the picture and why you might want to. It is super short and clear (I watched it in English, not sure what other languages they have.) I think I watched these videos on the Target.com website down at the bottom of the product listing. ++cj
Vizio isn't known for their brightness. If you are in a bright room, a tcl or hisense is a better budget choice. Vizio has a lot better image quality and colors compared to the two big chinese brands, just not brightness. I have mine in the basement (though a 65" m8) and it looks awesome with Dolby vision. Way better than my friends hisense 9 series. But no where near as bright. If you want iq in a dark area, get a vizio. If you have a bright room, the two chinese brands are probably better, dollar for dollar.
Excellent Review 👍 Just Got One Question ; Might I Possibly be able to use my Bluetooth Earbuds ? If so, I don't know how 😏 (if Not, is there a place I can plug in a earpiece - as in, earphone jack ? - Older previous TV, RCA, had one) Would appreciate Any Info 😊 Thank You, JaneLee 🕊️ - in Suburban Philadelphia 8/19/20
Janelee - Since you wrote this is 2 weeks ago I assume you have your headphone workaround but I am responding in case someone else has same issue: This product does not have blue tooth...it also does not have a standard 3.5 headphone jack. huh? Yes, these dual lacks resulting in a huge feature drawback; so silly of Vizio.. I almost did not buy for this reason. The on board sound is good but they are hoping to sell soundbars? To me headphones are not an alternative to soundbars...they have their own reason to be needed. Options: 1) Check out the Optical Jack headphones suggestion by "Love What You Do" in the comments above. 2) What I decided to do was to purchase jack converter pieces to convert the Stereo Out to create my own 3.5 jack. One piece is being shipped so I will delete this if I do not find the result good. (Bought these two pieces from Office Depot - totaling about $12 expense to try to keep my existing headphone collection.) ++cj
Being able to decode Dolby vision and having the brightness and color gamut to actually display it properly are very two different things. I wish Dolby would hold manufacturers accountable or the words start to not mean anything. Its like when imax or thx started watering down their shit. It used to mean something. Now you can probably buy a cell phone that is imax and thx certified. Its bs.
No, only the p series vizio tvs will support the higher bandwidth needed for variable refresh rate or 120hz gaming. The rest of the line will feature certain aspects of the 2.1 standard, but they won't have the bandwidth for the higher resolutions. No I don't know why they did this. Probably as a marketing ploy. Don't get any vizio tv if you want the faster refresh rates for gaming, unless it is a p series. The info can be found online to be corroborated.
All the hdmi ports should support 4k. This isn't 2006 anymore. Make sure your source is 4k. Press info on the remote. A bar should drop down from the top. From left to right it should go time-> wifi-> audio mode-> hdr mode-> resolution. 2160p means 4k. Make sure your source will output that. If you have a cable box, make sure it is outputting 4k, etc. Blurays will be 1080p unless you have a uhd player and discs. Most streaming boxes are too. The tv should switch resolution to what the source is giving it. When I go from my Apple tv 4k to the ps4, the tv info bar drops down and shows me the new resolution.
Television sets sold new in USA, still have a tuner. Some of the ultra cheap (monitors) they sell inline, Do not have a digital or analog tuners. I like and appreciate, being able to pick up local channels for free. So buyer beware. Some sets you find on line, are not equipped with a tuner.
Not always true - friend of mine had to be shown that his Vizio 70" does not have threaded port connection for coax cable,, that tells you right off there is no built in tuner. Now you have no option for over the air free Tv - now forced to add tuner. Cheers ,, so always look on the back to make sure.
The v series vizio doesn't have the bandwidth on any hdmi port to do 4k 120 or 8k60. The panel might be able to switch fast enough in 1080p to do 120hz, but only the p series vizio tvs will get the high bandwidth ports as per vizio. I know what the spec says, but vizio has confirmed this. The info is on the internet, you can find it yourself.
Most of them do have that option. Of course it’s not called that. I always turn it off. I want my content to look like the creators intended it to look.
That’s a great question. I haven’t needed to add any apps yet, but I did see this on google: Press the V button on the remote. Select CONNECTED TV STORE. Choose All Apps. Navigate through the list of Apps and press OK on the desired App to bring up the option to install it. Select Install App which is often located in the lower-left corner of the screen.
Why wont the firestick 4k work on this tv. I have second generation firestick wich works great..bought a firestick 4k it wont work. Is there anything i can do ?
Man, I was in there today and trying to find out the same thing for the Vizio V- Series 75in. On Vizio’s website it says 120hz with 2.1 HDMI. But I know sometimes the advertising is BS.
I actually just bought it Friday specifically for my ps5. Tbf, there's not too many games that support 4k res just yet (I think there's really only one) but you'll definitely get the upgrade of colors and refresh rates. I notice minor details that I couldn't notice on a Standard 1080 TV... Also, at the price point you can't really argue. I've had several Vizio TVs over the years and have nothing but good experiences.
@@danheyman5460 yes it handles it very well, i believe it has a 120 hz refresh rate, which is more than ample enough to handle anything the ps5 throws at it. So far, I am extremely pleased with the TV.. P.S. Sorry for the kind of late response 😅
@@Critheism Technically, you can call a port hdmi 2.1 if it meets part of the standard. This tv does have hdmi 2.1 ports BUT they won't support 4k120. The ports are not entirely compliant. So, yes it does have the 2.1 ports, but no that doesnt mean it's a good tv for a next gen console if you want the higher refresh rates to work. Because they won't.
@@MrCoach1957 That isn't really an answer. The usb port is designed to have a stick with pictures and videos on it. If you need to have multiple sticks, there are better solutions, like a nas. If you are trying to use it for power, even with multiple ports, it probably wouldn't work. It is a data port and the whole system probably had 500ma to share. You probably could run a hub with a chromecast and a memory stick. If you want me to try, I will.
I feel like an old man watching this video
The fact that this TV gives you better quality than its competitors like Sony and Samsung when just around $300 while the others want between 5 to $600 that speaks in volumes
@Freddyphresh is it? How does it look compared to the samsung 7 series crystal? Both of these are priced the same at best buy
@@edg3y18 the crystal is 500 and the vizio is 280...
@@OmniPhantom not here, it isnt. Theyre both 279.99. The 8 series is 349 or something like that
@@edg3y18 I just bought the Series 7 and it's getting delivered today. But now Im interested is the Vizio better than the samsung 7 series???
@@Manu-yf1bl it seems that way but I dont know for sure
The 4K picture quality is just stunning in this TV. The high refresh rate combined with the mediatek chipset makes all the difference.
The picture quality of this smart TV is awesome. Vizio did a great job by choosing the Mediatek TV chipsets and they appear so good.
I just bought this tv today and so far it works great 👍
Bought this on tax free holiday ! Best ever
The display and HDR support is stunning and the visual quality speaks for that. The mediatek chipset is a good integration
Oh my gosh he just said imo 120hz is good enough... bruh it’s perfect for gaming
fuck that...144hz for life!!!
You need 240hz tv to get 120 frames when gaming. This TV puts a max of 60 frames
JH 22 that’s not true if u have a 144hz monitor u can run 120 FPS bro
@Epxco talking TVs not monitors. TV companies make up stats on their HZ.
www.cnet.com/news/ultra-hd-4k-tv-refresh-rates/
Is it bad that I bought this in March and didn't know it had a 144 hz refresh rate, now I feel good about the xbox series x
Got a 43 inch at $270 for gaming and its perfect
From where?
Anywhere
I think the 120Hz refresh rate will make this mediatek powered Smart TVs a good choice for gamers as well.
We have this TV and it’s awesome.
A refresh rate of 120hz is "good enough" for gaming in your opinion?
The standard is 60hz, so I guess 120hz is more than "good enough".
When I heard that it screamed pc elitist 😂
Yeah that's perfect might have to cop but my last question is does it support hdmi 2.1
@@youaintcomp4554 yup I got it it does
It only supports 120hz at 1080p though not 4k wich is still cool but for 4k it suports 60hz
This is not 120hz. It’s 120 motion rate. Two different things. Actual refresh rate is still 60hz
I had this TV about two years. I bought this close to black Friday and give four hundred close to five hundred. it was a little over five hundred with tax. two years later it still works. I have a android TV box hooked to it im typing this and using my 65 inch Vizio as a monitor.
That’s beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
So is it really 120hz
How is this tv for next gen gaming ? Worth it or save my money for a better one?
I bought a v705xh1 (70") for $478 in Dec. 2020 and a v555-H1 (55") for $339 in Feb.21.....we are very pleased with these TV's...Samsung is a tad too pricey.
Getting this tv for the xbox series x
Same bro have fun soldier also we should swap gamertag dude
@@OmniPhantom my gamer tag is throwingcow5389
Please tell me if this will support the HDMI 2.1 the Xbox Series X will have?
@@lordpatriot445 yes it has a 2.1 port
@@thatnissankid.3210 Thank goodness lol
Don't get me wrong, Samsung and LG are amazing TVs if you get the right one. Otherwise they are nothing special. We have 2 Samsung Q series TVs and a 7 series at my work. I LOVE the Samsung picture quality, but cannot justify the price. I have an E55-e1 "Smartcast monitor" (no tuner) and I love it. at Walmart, I had my choice of a 50" LG that cost about $50 more and a Samsung that is about $250 more. I chose the Vizio because I liked the picture quality and didn't want to spend a lot. Although I LOVE Roku devices, most Roku TVs are cheap and lousy picture quality (Hisense and TCL and Onn and Phillips etc). Best Buy didn't hae what I wanted in my price range (less than $400). I am pleased with my Visio V series TV.
Composite input also allows to connect VHS, BetaMax, and Laserdisc players.
Yeah because we all can’t wait to watch VHS🤣 Laserdisc and Betamax never even became a format
Vizio should sell their TVs in Africa too. Great tech for a lower price.
Thank you so much for your review. I appreciate your approach to the review. I was looking for a television for my duaghter but did not want to break the bank. I have mostly Samsung TVs in my home, but you sold me on this one. And now I feel more educated about the technology that is currently out there and I am a more informed consumer. Thanks again.
very well done. thank you. i will be buying. VIZIO should hire you to represent there brand. you did an excellent job
Thanks for all the great info!!
Great video covered it all!
2 questions.... How is the quality when watching sports? And what's the life span for this particular V series? Just asking so I know if I should buy the 3 or 5 year extended warranty... thank you!
The quality is good for sports in my opinion. Life span is always difficult to determine. Some TVs last for many years, others have issues earlier than that. The tv that I own has had no issues. I am not someone who buys insurance. When a tv does give me issues, I either get it fixed or buy a new one depending on the cost of the repair. Insurance is a waste of money if you never need it, but very valuable if your tv starts having issues prematurely. If you are a person that likes to have an extended warranty, get the one you can afford. Luckily, the VIZIO TVs are very reasonably priced, so buying an extended warranty or just buying a replacement tv won’t cost you an arm and a leg.
I'm planning on upgrading to this tv after being stuck on a 720p tv the last couple of years now that I've finally been able to upgrade to a Series X.
Bought the Toshiba 50 inch 4K and it’s horrible. Gonna return and check this one out 👀
How is the sound overall? Are the speakers decent?
They sound pretty good for tv speakers. If you really want to improve the sound, get a soundbar or a surround sound system.
Love What You Do OK thanks I'll look into that for sure!
The sound for me is mediocre at best. I have to put my tv to like 40 to even get a decent sound. A family member of mine has a TCL and it’s much better sound wise in my opinion. Probably because the vision sound corms form the middle of the tv and the tcl more so sounds like it’s at the bottom of the tv
Bethany Humphrey o OK thanks a lot believe it or not I'm still looking around haha.
It’s a good TV except for the light bleeding on the edges. I guess you kinda expect that for the price tho
What's light bleeding because I think mines has that .
Wacko Specialist Basically it’s where there’s an area by the edges where it’s brighter than the rest of the screen. I think most of these have it
Yea mine does but a big line going down the tv . I guess Im just going to live with it
Wacko Specialist Yeah that’s how mine is too
There’s a setting to adjust that in the advanced section
how is this tv vs the Samsung crystal clear UHD 4k tv?? I am going to buy one. Im stuck between these 2 for my budget
I'm on a budget I just bought the 2023 Vizio v505 m- k09 it's a nice value purchase
How would you compare this tv to the Samsung 7 series or 8 series? I know price range is different but what do you think. I have a 55” Samsung 6 series but looking for a 65” and interested in trying something else. And how would you compare this to the M and P series
How do you change the background on the home screen
Great Video Review. Thank You
great review . thank you!
Hey its hubbard park at 2:06!
Where is the link for the TV stand?
Is there noticeable blur when playing PS5? I'm stuck between this or a TCL 4 series. It will be mounted under my son's loft bed, so he'll be looking straight on about 4-5 feet away. I want to get the 40" Vizio, but not if the TCL is better, then I'll get the 43". Some online reviews have me nervous about the vizier, but we've had great luck with a 6--7 year old 29" E series
Does the external antenna socket work?
Will this be good for the PS5/Xbox series X?
i think so, after two months of searching, i think its possible, because there was the TCL tv 2018 model which was 120hz(Fake) what i was about to get
.. from amazon., i just got the Visio because if you go to any retailer website it will say in the specifications its hdmi 2.1 4k supported idk if that's true or not, but its 120hz HDR, DMR so its possible
No, as per vizio, the ports are not high bandwidth and will not support 4k120. Only the p series will have that feature. They are calling the ports hdmi 2.1 though. Really, they are more like hdmi 2.05.
@@herranton what to you mean? Isn't this TV 4k?!
@@jayonetta yes this is 4K he’s saying it’s not actually a true 120hz
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Is there a 40" version of this TV?
yes there is i have one.
Yea theres one in costco
There’s a 43” version.
Can I hook up my Roku Express | HD Streaming Media Player with High Speed HDMI Cable and Simple Remote into the tv ?
Can i ask a question? Is it native 120hz or is it assisted by trumotion?/clearmotion? Because those are not good...
120hz, and its awesome
120hz effective rate .. it’s native 60hz.. the issue is some websites have it listed at 120hz because they don’t know the difference between tv fluff and native
@@mrjoeok9497 me either so can you explain? Lol
@@Caraxes_RoguePrince Its a Native 60hz panel...its uses software to imitate 120 its called "dynamic motion rate 120" a true 120hz 4k TV would cost above 1,000
Is the 70in v705-h good for 548..i want it for a ps5.is it also 120hz..i know it has 2.1 hdmi that will be updated later on
Does this got google tv app? Can you add more/remove apps to this?
What TV brand has better picture quality in terms of led panels LG or Vizio?
It entirely depends on the tvs you are comparing. My 65 inch m series looks a lot better than my buddies budget lg 65 inch. But my room is dark.
The lg oleds ($$$$) are going to destroy even the vizio p series tvs, even though they are really really nice for the price.
I think vizio provides better image quality than lg at comparable prices. BUT, I have no doubt that the lg will be better built and might be a bit brighter, which matters if you have a bright room.
On just image quality alone though, dollar for dollar, you really can't beat vizio.
I really like tcl too, but, there is a panel lottery. You may get a good one or you may get a bad one. If you don't mind returning the tv a few times to get a decent panel, tcl is also an option.
@@herranton thanks bro 👍
@@herranton my cousin has the m series and I agree. Vizio is better value.
Can u download Spanish channels like Univision and Telemundo ?
Yes. I did it today.
What’s the picture setting you have on that tv?
Calibrated dark
Can you set wallpapers for this TV I have a V series smart cast video 2021 is it possible for you to put screen savers and wallpapers on there I don’t see how can anyone help ?
can you have direct tv hooked up with this TV? TIA
How are the dark scenes on this tv? my tv gets washed out when the sun is bright I the room
I think that happens with most tvs. It is helpful to control the light in the room for the best viewing experience . That's why movie theaters are blacked out. That being said, this tv does pretty well in a bright room in my opinion. In our home theater room, we use these on the windows (good for blocking light and improving sound):
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This TV easily allows you to adjust the picture it takes only seconds -- a couple of clicks. My room does not have blinds or curtains so I use "Calibrated" in the daytime and and "Calibrated Dark"for the darkened room at night. There are a couple of other options, including one to wildly over brighten for a fairyland sort of affect...which might be cool for a few movies that lend themselves to that, like Avatar.
Vizio has produced multiple short videos to explain how to use most of it's key features, including one on how to adjust the picture and why you might want to. It is super short and clear (I watched it in English, not sure what other languages they have.) I think I watched these videos on the Target.com website down at the bottom of the product listing. ++cj
Vizio isn't known for their brightness. If you are in a bright room, a tcl or hisense is a better budget choice. Vizio has a lot better image quality and colors compared to the two big chinese brands, just not brightness. I have mine in the basement (though a 65" m8) and it looks awesome with Dolby vision. Way better than my friends hisense 9 series. But no where near as bright.
If you want iq in a dark area, get a vizio. If you have a bright room, the two chinese brands are probably better, dollar for dollar.
Excellent Review 👍
Just Got One
Question ; Might I Possibly be able to use my
Bluetooth Earbuds ?
If so, I don't know how 😏
(if Not, is there a place I can plug in a earpiece - as in, earphone jack ? - Older previous TV, RCA, had one)
Would appreciate Any Info 😊
Thank You,
JaneLee 🕊️ - in Suburban Philadelphia
8/19/20
Can you get NBA League Pass?
Janelee - Since you wrote this is 2 weeks ago I assume you have your headphone workaround but I am responding in case someone else has same issue:
This product does not have blue tooth...it also does not have a standard 3.5 headphone jack. huh? Yes, these dual lacks resulting in a huge feature drawback; so silly of Vizio.. I almost did not buy for this reason. The on board sound is good but they are hoping to sell soundbars? To me headphones are not an alternative to soundbars...they have their own reason to be needed.
Options:
1) Check out the Optical Jack headphones suggestion by "Love What You Do" in the comments above.
2) What I decided to do was to purchase jack converter pieces to convert the Stereo Out to create my own 3.5 jack. One piece is being shipped so I will delete this if I do not find the result good. (Bought these two pieces from Office Depot - totaling about $12 expense to try to keep my existing headphone collection.)
++cj
Is this good for gaming ???
Your going to need rca to 3.5mm adapter for the headphones
Does this tv have an IPTV APP.? I have IPTV service for my cable
I do got a component cable for multiple devices like wii, xbox 360, and something else
I just purchased mine, on sale for $298.00. I needed an update.
Being able to decode Dolby vision and having the brightness and color gamut to actually display it properly are very two different things. I wish Dolby would hold manufacturers accountable or the words start to not mean anything.
Its like when imax or thx started watering down their shit. It used to mean something. Now you can probably buy a cell phone that is imax and thx certified. Its bs.
Can this tv use smooth motion??
Are all 3 hdmi ports 2.1?
I am try to set my size on my tv. Can you help me?
is it true that hdmi port support 2.1 ?
Yeah I would like to know as well
No, only the p series vizio tvs will support the higher bandwidth needed for variable refresh rate or 120hz gaming.
The rest of the line will feature certain aspects of the 2.1 standard, but they won't have the bandwidth for the higher resolutions. No I don't know why they did this. Probably as a marketing ploy.
Don't get any vizio tv if you want the faster refresh rates for gaming, unless it is a p series.
The info can be found online to be corroborated.
@@herranton false
@@abgh2204 true.
www.flatpanelshd.com/news.php?subaction=showfull&id=1593588973
What model is this V series tv?
Does it have bluetooth?
I am having trouble with getting the airplay to connect. Did you have any issues when setting up?
I have trouble with that too. Not with that tv but I have a hd Vizio tv but I can’t connect AirPlay either
My son just connected AirPlay from my iPhone 11 and my 6000 plus photos and videos were on the Vizio!
I got the V585x-H1 58" version does this have 120hz or is it motion rate?
All v series have native 60hz
@@Dan-ef4jz what about M Series?
@@BerryTemporary also 60hz native. I think you need to upgrade to p series quantum for 120hz...there’s still very few native 120hz TVs out there
I believe it is 60hz native and 180hz motion rate
@@Archurroo12 120 motion/ refresh rate..60 htz
How’s the sound
Out of the box its decent but Once you adjust the audio its good.
Can I be able to mount this tv on my wall??
absolutely.
What tv stand is this?? Just bought this tv and need a smaller base like that
I think I put the link in the description below the video.
Every time I turn it on thier is no audio until I go into watch free and then go back
Try resetting the TV or unplug for 30 seconds
Change your setting to HDMI 1 now it will go to that every time you turn it on and you will have audio also
Did Vizio improve this same exact model from the year 2018?
I have a 2018 and a new 2023 v model yes big improvement all across the board
How can i play 3d movies on this tv?
How do I change it from 720p to 4k??? I can’t find the setting??
I don't t have this tv but sometimes only certain hdmi ports have 4k hopefully that helps you.
All the hdmi ports should support 4k. This isn't 2006 anymore. Make sure your source is 4k.
Press info on the remote. A bar should drop down from the top. From left to right it should go time-> wifi-> audio mode-> hdr mode-> resolution.
2160p means 4k.
Make sure your source will output that. If you have a cable box, make sure it is outputting 4k, etc. Blurays will be 1080p unless you have a uhd player and discs. Most streaming boxes are too.
The tv should switch resolution to what the source is giving it. When I go from my Apple tv 4k to the ps4, the tv info bar drops down and shows me the new resolution.
@@herranton thanks bro you explained that perfectly 👌
This the cheapest hdmi 2.1 tv for my next gen gamers
Yea I bought it for the ps4, it’s pretty good
Do it have hdmi 2.1
Yes
Not really.
The ports aren't the high bandwidth ports and the tv won't do 4k120.
@@herranton Does it support 1080p 120 tho and if so is it good quality
@@sharqueesha6957 it should. It is hdmi 2.0 compliant.
Is it good for ps5??
you missed the reason that I view this video....HDMI 2.1??
Yes it has hdmi 2.1 but native 60hz
Television sets sold new in USA, still have a tuner. Some of the ultra cheap (monitors) they sell inline, Do not have a digital or analog tuners. I like and appreciate, being able to pick up local channels for free. So buyer beware. Some sets you find on line, are not equipped with a tuner.
Not always true - friend of mine had to be shown that his Vizio 70"
does not have threaded port connection for coax cable,,
that tells you right off there is no built in tuner.
Now you have no option for over the air free Tv - now forced to add tuner.
Cheers ,, so always look on the back to make sure.
Does it have Sling TV?!?!?
Hi is the HDMI ports 2.0 or 2.1? Also does it refresh at 120 hz or 60 hz?
i believe this does support hdmi 2.1 because in the settings it has a 2.1 mode
@@1of1bryce23 they mentioned in the video its 120 hz.
The v series vizio doesn't have the bandwidth on any hdmi port to do 4k 120 or 8k60.
The panel might be able to switch fast enough in 1080p to do 120hz, but only the p series vizio tvs will get the high bandwidth ports as per vizio. I know what the spec says, but vizio has confirmed this. The info is on the internet, you can find it yourself.
@aint sean da great did you go with the Visio, or did ya find something else?
@@herranton It does 4k at 60hz
Please, who knows how to download apps on the screen?
Do this tv have the soap opera effect on it? Thank You
Most of them do have that option. Of course it’s not called that. I always turn it off. I want my content to look like the creators intended it to look.
Does this tv really have a refresh rate of 120?
Does anyone have the problem where it is very grainy on dark spots of a scene??
Turn your sharpness settings to 0 also all flat screen have that grainy on real dark scenes because the tv is larger and wider nothing to worry about
Nice amigo
how do I download more apps to this tv?
That’s a great question. I haven’t needed to add any apps yet, but I did see this on google:
Press the V button on the remote.
Select CONNECTED TV STORE.
Choose All Apps.
Navigate through the list of Apps and press OK on the desired App to bring up the option to install it.
Select Install App which is often located in the lower-left corner of the screen.
@@LoveWhatYouDo what V button?
Why wont the firestick 4k work on this tv. I have second generation firestick wich works great..bought a firestick 4k it wont work. Is there anything i can do ?
What do you mean it won't work? Don't you just need to select the hdmi section where the firestick is connected?
Did u fix it?
Something about vizio tvs that keep firestick 4k from working. Exchanged my vizio for a samsung..works great
Ur fire stick may need an update... my firestick works fine
How do I change the picture modes? I’m talking like contrast, color, temperature. Stuff like that.
Also I’ve changed the basic picture modes but it won’t let me change the contrast and stuff it’s like blocked out
You go into the settings like any other tv. Nothing out of the normal here
@@ashvlogz_8049 Did you ever figure out how to change those settings. They are greyed out on my tv also but I cant find out why.
Vizio just came out with an update now you can change those settings when gaming.
can someone let me know if this had Hdmi 2.1 ? please ?
I seen that it does on the Walmart website
www.vizio.com/en/tv/v-series/V555-H11
yup!
2 hdmi and hdmi arc, for external connections like sound-bar or dvd/Blu-ray player
In the Walmart and best buy description its saying it has hdmi 2.1. Is this true?
Man, I was in there today and trying to find out the same thing for the Vizio V- Series 75in. On Vizio’s website it says 120hz with 2.1 HDMI. But I know sometimes the advertising is BS.
@@weretheguilminos3147 it's 2.1
Yes
My phone has to have 4K to see your 4K right?
Resolution is hard to see on a small screen, but it makes a difference on a big screen.
Yup
Do you see cloudy white along the edges?
No
No
can this tv run 4k and 120 hz at the same time
unlikely. depends on whether it has an hdmi2.1 port
@@alosha4321 it does
How I can browse on it?
I browse with my laptop connected by an HDMI cable. ++cj
I can´t watch local channels. Could you tell me how?
You’ll need cable or an antenna. I believe I put a link in the description below the video.
Awesome review!! Thank you!!
Is there an arc hdmi port ?
Yes! I’m using that for my previous Visio sound bar. It cuts on when the TV cuts on. 👍
Is this tv good for a playstation 5?
I actually just bought it Friday specifically for my ps5. Tbf, there's not too many games that support 4k res just yet (I think there's really only one) but you'll definitely get the upgrade of colors and refresh rates. I notice minor details that I couldn't notice on a Standard 1080 TV... Also, at the price point you can't really argue. I've had several Vizio TVs over the years and have nothing but good experiences.
@@venomenace does the tv handle the motion from the ps5 well? Are you happy with it?
@@danheyman5460 yes it handles it very well, i believe it has a 120 hz refresh rate, which is more than ample enough to handle anything the ps5 throws at it. So far, I am extremely pleased with the TV.. P.S. Sorry for the kind of late response 😅
hey does this tv support hdmi 2.1?
Some people are saying yes, others are saying no, it seems like a mystery lol
I have this tv and im almost positive its hdmi 2.0.
No
@@Critheism Technically, you can call a port hdmi 2.1 if it meets part of the standard. This tv does have hdmi 2.1 ports BUT they won't support 4k120. The ports are not entirely compliant. So, yes it does have the 2.1 ports, but no that doesnt mean it's a good tv for a next gen console if you want the higher refresh rates to work. Because they won't.
@@herranton next gen can play 4k at 60 very well
why just one USB input?
Why would you need more? Most people won't even use one?
@@herranton i>m not most people....
@@MrCoach1957 That isn't really an answer. The usb port is designed to have a stick with pictures and videos on it. If you need to have multiple sticks, there are better solutions, like a nas.
If you are trying to use it for power, even with multiple ports, it probably wouldn't work. It is a data port and the whole system probably had 500ma to share. You probably could run a hub with a chromecast and a memory stick. If you want me to try, I will.
Price?
230
Anybody know how to turn on HDR on this TV
Depends on what console you are on it usually does it automatically.
what version HDMI? cmon man
2.1 I believe.
Yeah I believe it’s 2.1. Thinking about getting this for my PS5 and Series X
@@slick_grimes7121 same you think this tv worth it?
As per vizio, the ports do NOT support 4k60. Don't flame me, vizio said it.
Does it have bluetooth?