This TV also works with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant to give you voice controls while browsing menus or searching for something to watch. You can connect your iOS or Android mobile devices with Airplay 2 or Chromecast to stream directly from your smartphone or tablet. It also has 200 local dimming zones to create deep blacks for superior contrast.
The screen uses backlit QLED arrays that give you 1100 nits of brightness to enjoy your favorite movies and shows in all but the brightest environments. It uses Vizio's QuantumColor technology to deliver up to 115 percent more colors than their standard 4K TVs for deeper saturation and lifelike images. And you should use a soundbar or a set of speakers, because the TV's audio is pretty tinny, though it does sound better than thinner TVs.Vizio's P-Series Quantum 65-Inch is the best balance between form and function with a price point that is easier on the wallet than other 4K UHD models. This upgraded port supports the eArc standard for easy soundbar setup that immediately integrates with the TV remote. I should note that this model has HDMI 2.1 ports-an earlier 2021 M-Series model came with HDMI 2.0 ports, but that's been remedied here. Watching darker shows like Stranger Things and The Mandolorian, I noticed that everything still manages to look crisp and clean, with just a touch of light bloom (where you get a halo around bright objects on dark backgrounds).
Vizio’s expertise with the tech is fully on display with this new M-Series. Local dimming isn’t as good as with organic LED, or “OLED” technology, where each pixel is its own backlight, but it definitely still improves contrast quality. In super dark scenes, some of the 32 zones of the backlighting are able to hit different brightnesses, so you get less gray and something closer to black. The company's local dimming backlighting tech can turn off or dim based on the content that's playing.
So you're not getting razor-thin looks here, but you do get Vizio’s excellent backlighting technology and iQ processing engine. That's not going to work in every living room.Īll of this is because Vizio’s entire business model is to take top-tier technology and put it into something affordable. It has legs out near the ends, rather than a center pedestal, which means you’ll need a stand that’s about as long as the TV itself. You’ll want to wall-mount this one unless you have a big TV stand.
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