| Product Description: | This VIZIO 55 in 4K UHD smart TV brings Mini LED and QLED picture technology together in one streamlined screen. You get 3840 x 2160 resolution, vivid color, and a clear HDR-ready picture, plus up to 3x the brightness and up to 100x more contrast than 2025 non-QLED VIZIO 4K TV models of the same size class.* VIZIO OS puts apps right on the TV, along with free live TV and on-demand entertainment, so it is easy to start watching. The thin profile fits neatly in your space, and smart features like voice control, casting, and Bluetooth listening add everyday convenience for movies, shows, and gaming. HDR and 4K detail - Supports Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HDR10, and HLG formats on a 3840 x 2160 display for sharp, high-resolution viewing. Smart connections - Use Apple AirPlay 2 and Google Cast to share content from compatible devices, or pair Bluetooth headphones for private listening. Ready for everyday play and streaming - A 60 Hz refresh rate, Auto Low Latency Mode, and a built-in gaming menu help keep gameplay smooth and responsive. Setup that fits your space - Place it on a stand or mount it on the wall with a VESA 300 x 300 pattern. The TV also includes 3 HDMI ports and an included voice remote. Soundbar-friendly design - QuickFit is designed to eliminate the gap between this TV and compatible VIZIO soundbars for a clean, seamless setup with no tools needed. Wide-angle viewing - A 178º horizontal viewing angle helps keep the picture looking consistent from more seats in the room. *Peak brightness in nits and contrast ratio compared to 2025 non-QLED VIZIO 4K TV model of the same size class. |
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If you think Hisense and TCL are mediocre, Vizio has become ten times worse.
I wouldn't even try connecting these to the internet, because you know Walmart has spyware on them.
If you think Hisense and TCL are mediocre, Vizio has become ten times worse.
I wouldn't even try connecting these to the internet, because you know Walmart has spyware on them.
You can buy a whole bag of them to fix 10 years worth of TVs for under $15 and an iron kit with tons of extras for around $10.
Starting on a TV that you think you have to toss is the best way — nothing to lose!
One important note: Capacitors are polarized, so you can't install them backwards.
If you think Hisense and TCL are mediocre, Vizio has become ten times worse.
I wouldn't even try connecting these to the internet, because you know Walmart has spyware on them.
Just wanted to give a baseline on how bad Vizio now is for those who think Hisense and TCL are bottom tier.
I have a 55" Hisense with something like 30,000 hours on it.
Still going strong after two capacitor replacements.
Back when things ran on vacuum tubes, changing a blown tube was something people did regularly.
The sad part is that tools to make repairs are so much more readily available and cheaper, yet these corporations have everyone convinced that a TV ending up in a landfill after 5 years is perfectly normal.
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https://www.walmart.com/ip/Hisens...867271
Eventually replaced it with a 2019 $300 Hisense 65" tv which still works today. And gets used frequently. Only issue it has weak WiFi but mainly used with cable tv anyways and not much steaming
If you think Hisense and TCL are mediocre, Vizio has become ten times worse.
I wouldn't even try connecting these to the internet, because you know Walmart has spyware on them.
Do your research: https://www.ftc.gov/business-guid...-tv-screen
And this happened BEFORE Walmart bought them and turned up the spyware to 11.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=0q8h4_F
But maybe you don't consider forcing your users to log in with a Walmart account to be a bad thing?
https://www.reddit.com/r/Anticons...to_s
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