Vizio OLED 2020

Let's sum up, the visual oled is capable of producing beautiful cinematic picture quality, but at the time we filmed this video in november 2020, ther...

These TVs have better input lag than last year, they're saying 15 milliseconds, which is an improvement and again around 1 frame. So that's really goo...

I i would take the vizio oled if they fix those issues and as you can see, a lot of people are really happy with this tv.

Hey so I bought the 2020 Vizio OLED about a year ago. It is OK when it works, it has some issues with reflections and isn't great in a not light controlled room which I understand. But most of the time it just doesn't work.

It’s a worthy competitor to more established models from LG and Sony, made even more tempting by a lower price, and earning Vizio's OLED line our Editors' Choice award. If you want to spend even less, meanwhile, the Hisense H9G series remains one of our favorite LED-backlit LCD options. Vizio's OLED TV series offers superlative contrast and excellent color for significantly less money than the competition

You really need a perfect black room for this viewing experience, and then the near black handling is awful. Posterization everywhere in dark scenes and it just looks like garbage. hard lines from gray to black all over the place. I'd get almost any other TV before I got another Vizio after this experience.

The rest of their lineup includes the high-end P Series and P Series Quantum, mid-range M Series, and the 4k entry-level V Series. In addition to their LED models, they also have one OLED model released in 2020, and you can still find it available in 2021. See the best Vizio TVs here

I got the vizio oled tv last yeah and it has just given me fits for a whole year. Avoid it at all costs

I realize Visio is new to OLED and this is their first go at them .., that being said, this tv has potential and I knew saving money over LG would come with some growing pains. I've experienced several anomalies that required a power cycle to correct. Some of those issues were sound no video on all ...

The panel constantly dimmed (without a setting to turn this off), the pixel shift had a toggle, but I kept it on and it would be distracting especially when dealing with CLI near an edge of the screen, and despite these features I was experiencing the beginning stages of burn-in after a couple short months anyway. Also, the HDMI 2.1 implementation was iffy on Vizio's OLED so it required a lot of plugging/unplugging to fix blank or static screens. Additionally, it put out a TON of heat in my little office.