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Features: 65" V-Series 4K UHD Smart TV with Dolby Vision and voice remote.
Why Buy: Offers strong value with HDR support and easy voice control for streaming.
Who It’s Suitable For: Value-conscious families and streamers wanting a large 4K TV.
Why Buy: Offers strong value with HDR support and easy voice control for streaming.
Who It’s Suitable For: Value-conscious families and streamers wanting a large 4K TV.
★★★★★
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Original price was: $519.95.$519.95Current price is: $519.95.
The 50-inch Vizio TV is an upgrade from a 43-inch Vizio. It was easy to set up. The picture is great on my favorite local channels. However, some of the cable movies are not as sharp, though you can make changes in Settings to improve the picture. Vizio is now offering upgrades to their highest definition picture for a monthly fee ($17.99 to $24.99), which seems a bit unreasonable. My old 43-inch had a great picture, and I didn’t have to pay extra for it.
Features: 65" Crystal UHD 4K Smart TV with Crystal Processor and Knox security features.
Why Buy: Strong smart features, security, and design for family entertainment hubs.
Who It’s Suitable For: Households seeking a 65" smart TV with streaming and device security.
Why Buy: Strong smart features, security, and design for family entertainment hubs.
Who It’s Suitable For: Households seeking a 65" smart TV with streaming and device security.
★★★★★
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Original price was: $458.00.$427.99Current price is: $427.99.
So far, so good.
The TV came in pristine condition—no bumps or cracked screen. Setting up was surprisingly easy. I skipped the Samsung account setup and went right to the system updates. The remote was sort of hard to get used to; I can’t believe they took out all the numbers for the channels. The screen brightness is good. The 65-inch screen size is huge, giving off movie theater vibes. For the price, you can’t go wrong.