Vizio's improved the set of options you can change from the TV itself. Unfortunately, there's no app store, and apps aren't installed on the TV they're links to web-based interfaces. Apps like Amazon Prime Video and Netflix are available, and there are featured links to content found on the online TV service Pluto TV. SmartCast now features a more traditional home screen. The SmartCast app Vizio provides to access content as well as adjust settings isn't the fastest and most stable, and not everything is available for casting. While the platform is versatile and has considerably grown in support from app makers, Vizio's implementation is far from perfect. Instead, it relies on its ability to receive apps that are cast from your smart device. Vizio TVs run the SmartCast platform, which is very basic, with a very limited selection of apps and no app store. The Vizio SmartCast interface feels laggy and often crashes, and you can't download any extra apps besides the pre-installed ones. Their low-to-mid-range TVs don't get bright enough to make highlights pop. Unless you get the flagship LED TVs, you likely won't get a satisfying HDR experience. HDR experience leaves a lot to be desired.Low-quality content like DVDs or SD channels doesn't look as sharp as it does on other brands. A lot of the issues are eventually fixed with firmware updates, but not all of them. From firmware issues to a cheaper design/look, Vizio TVs feel like they cut some corners. Vizio TVs usually include gaming features like FreeSync support, even in their budget-friendly models. All their higher-end and mid-range models have a full-array local dimming backlight, which helps to produce deep blacks. In some cases, they're several hundred dollars cheaper than the competition. For the same features, Vizio TVs are priced very competitively. Overall, it offers similar performance to the more expensive Vizio P Series Quantum 2021, but it has much worse reflection handling, so it's not as well-suited for a bright room. It supports 4k 120Hz gaming, but sadly it only supports HDMI 2.1 bandwidth on one port, so you can't take full advantage of two consoles at once. It has a few gaming features, including FreeSync variable refresh rate technology to reduce screen tearing. It's also a great gaming TV, with low input lag and a great response time, so there's very little blur behind fast-moving objects. It also has an excellent wide color gamut and great color volume, so your favorite HDR content looks vivid and realistic. Combined with its decent full array local dimming feature, HDR content looks great, as bright highlights stand out well and look the way the content creator intended. It's a very good TV with high peak brightness and amazing contrast. The best mid-range Vizio TV we've tested is the Vizio M Series Quantum X 2022.
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