Win Vizio M Series LED

[tripplej]

from Vizio, you can win M series LED tv, go to link here..



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[GFOviedo]

It is my personal opinion, that Vizio is a decent brand compare to others such as Sony, LG and Samsung. I've have had a few of their TV's, and they are decent for the price. I did have bad experience with their M series, and Vizio replaced them under warranty 4 times. Eventually, they just gave me a refund and I went with a smaller Samsung TV 65" compared to the 80" I was using with Vizio. I've got a few friends that still have their 80" Vizio and never had an issue with it. I guess I was lucky and got the one built on a Friday!

 

[tripplej]

I really changed my mind about Vizio. I thought they were useless but lot of my friends have them and they rave about them..

 

[GFOviedo]

I really changed my mind about Vizio. I thought they were useless but lot of my friends have them and they rave about them..

I think Vizio has become better with time. Their M series was their top of the line a few years back, and I was on of their guinea pig pretty much. However, I've noticed that their quality control has become better. The one thing I am not liking is that you've got to use your phone or tablet as a remote control for some of their TV's.

 

[tripplej]

That must be something for the millennial generation.. lol.

 

[JBrax]

I considered Vizio because you really get a lot for your money. In the end I went back to Sony because I've never had any issues with their displays. Not to mention their processors and motion handling are top notch.

 

[tripplej]

It is all luck of the draw as well. Can have a (insert any brand) and have no issues but then you have (insert another brand) and issues all the time.. lol.

 

[JBrax]

This is true however I think with some brands you lower the possibility a bit.

 

[Sonnie]

I have the M series 70" and it's very nice... and it was inexpensive in comparison to a lot of others out there. I'm not one to be super picky about picture quality, but it looks better than anything we've ever had before. Very pleased thus far. I do wish they'd get their apps working from within the TV though.

 

[phillihp23]

I have a few of their (Vizio) smaller tv's. At the time they were the only company I could find that were making 1080P thin tv's in smaller models. I have a 26" and 19" used as computer monitors. All other tv's I own are Samsung (six of them). Never have had an issue with a tv (knock on wood).