VIZIO V-Series 65" Class HDR 4K UHD Smart LED TV
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Our take on the VIZIO V-Series 65" Class HDR 4K UHD Smart LED TV
The VIZIO V-Series 65" is a budget 4K LED smart TV built around the SmartCast platform, which bundles popular streaming apps and supports casting from phones. It covers the basics well: 4K resolution, HDR playback and voice control through a remote or a linked assistant. It sits below Vizio's M-Series and P-Series, so it lacks the full-array local dimming and higher brightness those models bring. Reviewers treat it as a solid entry-level big-screen pick for casual viewing, while noting that contrast and black levels are ordinary compared with pricier sets.
- 65-inch 4K panel at an entry-level tier
- HDR support for streaming content
- SmartCast with major streaming apps built in
- Casting from iOS and Android devices
- Voice control through the remote or a linked assistant
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What reviewers say
Owners generally see the V-Series as good value for a large 4K screen and like the built-in streaming apps and casting. Complaints center on average picture contrast in dark rooms and on sound quality.
- Picture qualityMixedOwners call the 4K image sharp for everyday viewing but note blacks look gray in dark scenes.
- BrightnessCriticisedReviewers say peak brightness is low, so HDR highlights do not stand out.
- SoundCriticisedBuilt-in speakers are described as thin, with little bass.
Questions and answers
- Is the VIZIO V-Series good for dark rooms?
- Not its strength. Without full-array local dimming, black levels look gray in dark scenes. It suits brighter rooms and casual viewing better.
- How does it compare with the Vizio M-Series?
- The M-Series adds full-array local dimming and higher brightness for better contrast. The V-Series is the simpler, entry-level option.
- Does it support HDR?
- Yes, it plays HDR content, but its modest brightness limits how much the HDR highlights stand out.
- Can I cast from my phone?
- Yes. SmartCast supports casting from iOS and Android devices, and major streaming apps are built in.
- Do I need a soundbar?
- Most owners will want one. The built-in speakers are thin on bass, so a soundbar improves dialogue and music.
- What is in the box?
- The TV, its stand, a remote and the power cable. Check the listing for the exact remote and stand included.
