Customer Reviews

Superb Performance Review by DH II

Just purchased this TV set for my houseboat viewing on the Mississippi river. I am very pleased with picture and all the advanced selections to customize sight and sound. Have created a stampede of other boaters visiting my boat to get in on the experience. This is the one product in my life where I can truly say "I got more than I payed for!"

(Posted on 9/1/10)

Great TV, Great Deal! Review by Eugene

I love this thing! Modern technology rocks! Vizio is dependable and fairly priced. Good job! Thank you!

(Posted on 8/30/10)

The Best Review by Jimmy

The remote is the ultimate compliment of this TV unit; it just rocks! No complaints at all.
I wasted my time hooking up a Cat6 Cable only to discover it has 802.11n wireless, which btw, works flawless with me Cisco N Router. The CEO of Vizio deserves an 880 foot personal Cruise Ship along with a Hefty Pay Hike...lol -- Great job you guys!
Can you say, "Bye Bye Samsung & Sony?"

(Posted on 8/26/10)

Absolutely Excellent TV every feature imaginable Review by John

The complaint about the remote is silly. It is very well logically laid out, is not complicated, and once you understand it all buttons can easily be used in the dark, which is more than can be said for the majority of remotes, even from the most pricey of brands. The menus are very logical, in fact, the most logical I've seen. Other complaints on the net about sound are based on folks not knowing how to adjust the sound... if you turn off the frills for the sound, modes allow, pop, rock, stadium, classical, etc.... but if you just leave it on flat, then an enhanced graphics equalizer is an option. Select it and you can tune to just exactly the right tone you prefer for the acoustics of the room and your hearing (this is a great TV for the hard of hearing, as it can be tweaked to the hearing loss, using the graphics equalizer).... this nulls any complaints about, "I'm taking it back, the sound is too tinny," well might be, right out of the box... but learn how to use the well oiled machine, and whala, you get exactly what you want... And the sound is also ample... too many TVs have too weak of sound, and you might get the tone right, but can never get the volume... There is no problem here for room filling sound, and then some--like over a noisy whirlpool bath, e.g. Also, for the widgets you don't need or wish to reorder, just press the yellow button, and then the color menu that pops up.. blue to reorder, and red to delete (course you can always get it back later by re-adding from the widget menu). This TV is a fantastic bargain. It streams Netflix (and Netflix streaming is FREE for 15,000 plus movies, with any standard Netflix account, even the $8.99 a month kind). A Roku player costs $129 for wireless n to stream netflix, yet this functionality is built in using the single remote, and not having to fiddle with another device... subtract that from the cost of the TV and look what you are really paying for the TV. Next to nothing for a 1080p, picture adjustments 6 ways from Sunday, and auto adjustment for ambient light. This is an absolutely fantastic value. It even has controls that let you horizontally and vertically tweak stretch the picture, like on very expensive Sony TVs. Well, in fact even better, because you can also re-position. This IS the main feature any HDTV needs if a good percentage of non high def is watched (and that is extremely!! clear on this TV) is to stretch the vertical slightly--what this does is make the people less fat from the normal horizontal stretch to the wide screen format, and if you don't over do it, don't sacrifice any of the screen information, like the scrolling bars on CNN, etc. So all channels look more natural, with less fat faces, etc. Features like the graphic equalizer, and screen stretching, can only be found on the very top of line TVs. Vizio really pulled a nice price point on this TV. Anyone that takes one back just because they didn't take the time to understand it at first, will be sorry they did, or not, I guess, if they are too dumb to know any better. LOL

(Posted on 8/21/10)

Great Value Review by BigT

I bought this TV on sale at Sam's Club for $238.00. Amazing deal. As others have said on CNET, the speakers/sound need help, but then again this in only a 22" TV. Setup was easy but the remote is bad. Picture is awesome even when watching netflix through the VIA. Overall a great value for the $.

(Posted on 8/20/10)

Best Value Review by Jonal

After setting up, which was easiest to do, I found the picture and sound extremely good and I would rate this a very good Value.

(Posted on 8/3/10)

Best in class! Review by Motown

After doing research of tv's in the class of 15" - 27", this tv rated the best value! At the sale price of $319 (before tax)

(Posted on 8/1/10)

LED or LCD M220NV Review by shi128z

Television is super thin and feather light. Bought it for my son's room and I can put this thing anywhere and it looks good.

Remote is flimsy and I found myself wishing for a wireless keyboard after spending 1 hour setting up my widgets.

Overall, a very good small little television for the price.

(Posted on 6/7/10)