![]() ![]() At 55 pounds, it’s not what I’d call “heavy,” but it’s so big that it’s cumbersome. It showed up to my house in a small trailer, and it didn’t fit on the wall in the spot where I planned to put it in my office, which I only truly realized after my wife and I wrestled with it for a good 20 minutes to try to mount it. Left: MQ7 Right: PQX Cameron Summerson / Review Geekīecause this is a 70-inch model, it’s a big ol’ honker of a TV. It also has low input lag for gaming and a great wide color gamut for HDR. It has very good picture quality, especially when viewed in a dark room due to the high native contrast ratio and great local dimming. For a touch over a grand, that’s what I would expect to see, and it delivered. The Vizio P Series 2018 is a great TV for a wide range of different usages. And despite being lower-end than the two TVs I had preceding this one, it doesn’t feel any less well made. So, I already knew what to expect going in-a well-made, robust TV. My last two TVs were Vizio P Series and P Series Quantum X, respectively. This isn’t my first rodeo with a Vizio TV. Start TV OS: SmartCast with Voice Remoteĭesign and Remote: It’s a TV That You Can Talk To. ![]() Smart home integration: Alexa, Google Assistant, and HomeKit.Display size: 70-inches (69.5″ diagonal) The FALD-equipped Vizio P Series does not have the most generous viewing angles Basically, were expecting the viewing angle to not be perfect, but during normal content (i.e.SmartCast and Performance: Not the Worst TV OS, but Not Best, EitherĬonclusion: A Humdinger of a TV for a Touch Over a Grand Design and Remote: It's a TV That You Can Talk Toĭisplay: (Mostly) Color-Accurate and Huge
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