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Vizio V Series

Vizio V Series TV Review

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The Vizio V Series is a value-packed HD Smart TV with a vibrant, large screen, ideal for streaming and gaming, but it suffers from limited viewing angles and moderate brightness.

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Product Snapshot

Overview

The Vizio V Series are budget TVs that were released in 2020. Vizio promises an exceptional 4K Detail with 4K UHD Dolby Vision HDR.

These TVs are perfect for those looking for their first smart TV or even an additional TV for a second room, as well as gamers. This series features dark blacks, a full array of backlight, a fantastic contrast ratio, and low lag performance.

Read through to the end of this Vizio V Series review to learn what experts thought about it and you can also check out the best TVs on the market today.

Consensus

our Verdict

With low input lag and a nice contrast ratio, these HD TVs from Vizio will give the average consumer a bright, large screen without breaking the bank.  These great value TVs are a decent choice for those looking for a good gaming screen since you’ll get a sharp, colorful picture with low input lag.

But buyers who have experience in the Smart TV world may find themselves disappointed with the poor viewing angles and lack of brightness issues.  And with no voice command (such as Alexa) available with the remote, the more sought-out features with newer models are missing. 

Reason to Buy

  • Low input lag
  • Affordable
  • Good for gaming
  • Excellent intro Smart TV option
  • Nice contrast ratio
  • Easy to control streaming from the menu
  • Solid stand

Reason to Avoid

  • Poor viewing angles
  • No motion compensation
  • Brightness is lacking
  • No voice command with remote
  • No Bluetooth capabilities

Vizio V Series TV Specs

Backlight TypeBacklight TypeFull-Array
Display TypeLED
HDMI Inputs3
HDR FormatDolby Vision, HDR10, HDR10+, HLG
Max Resolution3840 x 2160 (4k)
Refresh Rate60 Hz
Screen size43", 55", 58", 65", 70", 75"
Smart PlatformSmart PlatformSmartCast
Sync TechnologySync TechnologyAMD FreeSync, G-Sync
VRRVRRYes

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Expert Score

77

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87

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True Score

78

Expert Score Breakdown

  • Rtings
    101.4

    Category Trust Score

    69
    The Vizio V Series is okay overall. It’s decent for watching movies in a dark… read more

    By:

    Kelsey Linhares
  • Tom’s Guide
    77.8

    Category Trust Score

    70
    The Vizio V-Series is a solid TV for the price, if you can live with… read more

    By:

    Michael Gowan
  • CNET
    89

    Category Trust Score

    70
    Aside from smart TV systems, biggest difference is probably the settings, of which the Vizio… read more

    By:

    Geoffrey Morrison
  • Techradar
    56.6

    Category Trust Score

    70
    The price has gone up since 2020, but given how little the V-Series has changed… read more

    By:

    Michael Hicks
  • Digital Trends
    70

    Category Trust Score

    60
    When it comes down to it, the V-Series is designed to be used right out… read more

    By:

    Caleb Denison
  • Techhive
    27.8

    Category Trust Score

    80
    You won’t go far wrong with this budget TV from Vizio. For the price the… read more

    By:

    Jon L. Jacobi

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