Vizio M and P series promise great picture quality for less
Vizio M and P series promise great picture quality for less
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Thanks to local dimming, Vizio’s midrange M and P series should again challenge better-known brands for image quality superiority.
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can you please do a video on the 2017 p55 – E1 Vizio P-Series or any of the the 2017 versions.
I just bought a 2016 M series on sale and it’s amazing for the $.
wasn’t Vizio the company that’d sell consumers personal info to third party companies??? isn’t that y their tvs r cheap? yea I’m never buyin a Vizio
My M series is great. It’s a beautiful picture for the price point. sure there are better brighter displays out there , but many people may not be able to spend the extra money. If this is around your budget I think you would be pleased with your purchase.
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Can someone confirm if the 2017 M Series has Wide Color Gamut?
That’s great and all, but if TV manufacturers want to sell a new TV to me, they are going to have to add 3D support back in again. I didn’t buy my 3D blu-ray discs to watch 2D versions. Thus having something to play the 3D content that I paid extra for in a lot of cases, is a must for me.
which is the best among Vizio P65-E1, SHARP 65N9000U and Hisense 65H9Plus….thanks
And in a world where HDR is becoming more and more relevant Vizio picked a horrific time to be the flag bearer of Local dimming and black levels. Vizio pricing with minimum 1000 nits is what the KS8000 has been trumpeting inate 2016.
I hate that Vizio used an IPS panel instead of a VA panel. The native contrast ratio is low as a result. Led zones helps to save it but it’s not the same.
Need to make a affordable 85" or 90" 4k 240hz, hdr, 4k upscaling tv that can be updated to 8k buy update.
I bought a P Series in July. It has been replaced twice. The first one and first replacement both froze periodically (every two hours). My third TV came today and it got stuck while trying to update to the new firmware. It will not even turn on. It just keeps turning onto the Vizio symbol and turning off. Do not buy these TV’s. There are major issues. I have videos and case numbers to back this up.
I keep trying to decide whether or not to go with the p65 or m65 also if i should get the vizio 5.1 ch. Smart cast sound bar with slim sub and satellite speakers is it worth it to spend 500 more for the p series or just get a m series im a big gamer and really want to know whats the best in gaming quality its going ti go with my xbox one x
Vizio Xled p series 2017 lot improved than 2016 . Very close to Samsung ks 9800 or lg eg 9600 with almost three times less .
If the 75′ selling at $500 yes we will purchase
I’m stuck between getting an M series 70” (although my tv stand that mounts to the stand without legs, says it only holds up to 65”, which I have now, but I’ve read reviews on the stand where people have up to a 75” tv on it) and a P series 65”. In a perfect world I would get a 70” P series, but not offered. P series 75” is too rich for me. Curious on suggestions???
So glad I got my P series at the best deal ever. I hope they make a Vizio R that is less than $2,000. I really wanna test it out.
TCL p607 or Vizio M50e-1?
Anybody know if all the HDMI ports will support HDR. Last year’s m series only had one port that supported HDR.
Guys, don’t buy into this bullshit. Vizio’s are always lower quality. You get what you pay for. Don’t be afraid to pay that extra dollar for top quality.
Vizio any series 👎👎👎👎!
Their screen fails with in 2 years. Don’t waste your money on vizio.
I like my M series Vizio from 2015. It has issues but it works. I want a LG OLED tho!!! Lol