VIZIO P-Series Quantum 75” Class (74.5” Diag.) 4K HDR Smart TV - P759-G1

I originally gave this product a 1 star review (below) because it came in damaged, but Amazon was fantastic as always and quickly resolved this for us. After putting in my replacement request, I was able to get a brand new TV delivered to my home within 2 days, despite the holidays o my being a few days away.For an actual review of the TV, so far it's been fantastic. It was very easy to set up. As with all 4K TVs I've seen, you need to spend some time configuring it to output 4K correctly. However, that setup process was smooth and simple.Physically, it's a very nice TV. However, if you plan on putting this TV on a TV stand, be aware that it's feet are 51" apart. Many TVs have a base underneath the middle of the TV, but with this one you will need a very large TV stand (unless you plan on mounting it).Overall, I would recommend it. It's a great value given the price of the TV.Original Title: Damaged upon arrivalOriginal: Unfortunately, the TV came damaged. This picture was literally the first time I turned it on. I've put in a replacement request. Once that gets processed, I'll come back and give an updated review.

I did a LOT of research before buying this TV ... It looks great on the wall (minimum bezel) and the picture is excellent with my Apple TV (1080p, 60Hz) and very bright with minimal screen glare which is why I bought it ... It was heavier than I thought but mounted on the existing wall bracket without issues ... Remote is 'simple' but since I rarely use the TV remote anyway not a big deal ...Update 2nd June 2021. This TV just died. Powering on but only a dim blurry image visible. Power cycling and factory reset don’t fix it so have no choice but to drop this to a one star review 😒

Before purchasing my 65" VIZIO Quantum 4K, I literally spent months doing research.Some background: I'm a gamer and streamer. In my home, we use PlayStation Vue for television, I play a lot of PS4, and we watch Netflix and Amazon Prime seemingly every night. The TV is a pretty important fixture in the home, to say the least. Oh, and I'm also obsessed with watching sports on TV - NFL/NBA/MLB and Premier League soccer. From my perspective, the TV had to deliver for each of those mediums.I knew I wanted either a 65" or 75" 4K TV, and was pretty certain I was going to end up with a Samsung, Sony, or LG. After taking my first trip to Best Buy to see a few of the models up close and in person, I realized that Vizio had to be included in the discussion. Compared to the other sets, the color pop on the Vizio was simply something I couldn't ignore.While continuing my research, I started trending towards the VIZIO.. which kind of surprised me. It met all of my requirements though! Deep blacks with a 240hz refresh rate were a must. I was coming from a 60" Samsung Plasma with a 600hz refresh rate. Sure, only 1080P.. but I had a hard time justifying a new TV since I loved it.I also knew I was looking for either a 65" or 75" TV, and 4K with HDR was pretty much assumed as well.For those of you looking at other 4K's, I challenge you to take a super hard look at this one from VIZIO. The bevel-less design is gorgeous, the color and vibrancy are amazing, and the 240hz refresh rate means 4K content is truly amazing.I did end up wall mounting this, and the result is amazing. Oh, and I was pretty sold on getting a 75" version until I measured it on my wall. If you're thinking the 65" is not going to be big enough, you may want to measure the dimensions on your wall with painter tape. Sitting about 6 feet away, this TV feels HUGE. I think the fact that it's so bright plays a factor as well. Having it wall mounted with a slight tilt down makes a big difference as well, in my opinion.I did read a few reviews that said the side-angle viewing was disappointing.. but honestly I just don't understand where they're coming from. Frankly, I vehemently disagree that this TV is lacking in any area.In Summary: this VIZIO is OUTSTANDING. Better than many of the more-expensive sets out there, and I can't say enough about how amazing it is. Going from 1080P to 4K was always going to be a big step forward for me, but this particular set has straight up blown away my expectations. For the price, I don't think you can do any better at all. Don't even hesitate for a second. This is the one.

Cons first:1. Not IPS screen, so if you looks from side, the color and brightness changes2. At beginning, it turns on itself during night. I tried several methods, finally reset and disable CEC in setting solved problem.3. It takes 1 minute to show when turn it on. But enable FAST start in the setting solved the problem. 10 seconds nowPro:1. Beautiful color and detailed picture, it worth to buy P instead V or M series2. Appl air play build in and tons app can be used3. Not heavy so I can hang on a small all direction wall mount4. small frame

I'm very pleased with the picture quality for the price.However, I'm not at all pleased with the operating system and streaming apps. They're slow and unreliable. Half of the time, the TV doesn't turn on when you press the power button. The LED flashes and nothing happens. When it does turn on, it takes 30-60 seconds to do so. So, you're not sure if it's actually turning on (slowly) or it's not turning on. So you wait, and try again. Eventually, you (usually) get the TV to turn on. A few times, I've had to unplug it before I could get it to turn on.Now that the TV is on, it works pretty well if you only use it to view other inputs (say an xbox). If you use the built in menu and streaming apps, things get so bogged down and slow that it's basically unusable. Responding to a button press on the remote can take 5-10 seconds. Count to 10. That's an eternity.Since I've learned not to touch the built in apps and only use apps on my xBox or Roku, it's not bad.Given the chance to return this and spend a couple of hundred bucks more on another brand that puts a little more oomph into the streaming hardware, I'd happily do so. I'm not especially confident this thing is going to last a year, let alone the 10-15 that I usually keep a TV for.My old Vizio "dumb" tv is still chugging along. Unfortunately, you can't seem to be able to buy "dumb" TVs in a big size anymore.