Vizio D50-D1

ConclusionsVizio's 2016 Du series offers very good performance for the price. Colors don't skew and, combined with the excellent contrast, produce a picture that will more than satisfy at $1,200 for 65 inches in 4K. The connected features feel slightly clunky, but that's a small complaint next to the panel's performance; you can always augment the HDTV with a 4K-capable media streamer like the Amazon Fire TV ($2,499

Roku's app coverage is second to none and they're super simple to use.

I didn't know this was still selling or I would have reviewed it earlier... It's a fairly nice TV. I bought it because at the time the price was right, and it has excellent input lag for video games (the delay between pressing a button on your controller and seeing the result on screen.) A trick is ...

I have been using this TV for a few days now and if not for the distortion that happens randomly I would love it. When I first received this TV I used its apps to test it out. it was fine though one video but when I got to the second distortion started happen. Randomly the screen would have error fo...

Initial quality of the TV I would say was good. Color reproduction was vivid and 4K looked wonderful at 60fps. 10 months in and now the screen freezes...needed a soft reboot to start up again. Happens about once a week. Seems to be an internal issue either with the power supply or the motherboard so...

Solid picture quality and great value for the size and resolution. Be warned however that some of the apps are buggy and unreliable. Amazon and Netflix work well, YouTube not so much. Also, the audio return channel on the HDMI will ocasionally stop working for no good reason when transitioning from ...

I read in the comments this TV received a firmware update allowing Hdr 10. Some Vizio sets did. The m and p series did, but not the E. Also I was not a fan of the sorry excuse of a remote control. This smart TV doesn't have its apps built in. You need to stream them from your phone. For what little ...

Much already has been said, I just wanted to add... It seems to lose picture every few minutes when hooked up to the ps3. The ps4 seems fine in the 60 HZ slot. Any ways it is very annoying to constantly lose picture.

Over the past week I've been looking for a TV to replace a seven year old Samsung one that is near the end of its life. Looking at reviews on here was aggravating due to the sheer number of 5-star 'GREAT TV' reviews that really don't help. I sifted through reviews for a few different TVs looking for...

So I've had this TV for 3 days now. So far I'm very impressed with the picture and the lack of motion blur when I play games on my Xbox one. Now this TV is definitely not a Samsung or Sony but at $560 it's great even better than great. I've played many games of bf4 and doom and it looks great consid...