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VIZIO M558-G1 M-Series Quantum 55” 4K HDR Smart TV

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Style: 55” 4K HDR Smart TV


Features

  • Extraordinary color experience: VIZIO quantum color technology produces up to 80% more color than a standard 4K HDR TV
  • Brighter pictures, more detail: Ultra-bright 600 delivers up to 3x brighter imagery with striking detail in every highlight
  • Deep shades of black: Our powerful Active Full Array backlight features 90 local dimming zones allowing for deep black levels with stunning depth and contrast
  • Dolby vision HDR: Capable of displaying a wider spectrum of colors & detail; Includes HDR10 and HLG content support
  • Hands-free voice control: Supports Alexa, Google Assistant and Apple Home kit
  • Mirroring freedom: Stream movies, TV shows, music and more or mirror your screen for presentations and video chats directly on your TV using Apple AirPlay or built-in Chromecast
  • What's in the box: Smart TV, TV stands, remote, batteries, stands screws, power cord

Description

Experience a world of extraordinary color with the all-new VIZIO M Series Quantum 55” Class (54. 5” diag.) 4K HDR, Smart TV. The first in class to utilize cutting edge Quantum Dot technology, the award winning M Series Quantum delivers a cinematic color intensity with up to 80% more color than standard 4K TVs. Featuring VIZIO’s Smart Cast 3. 0, streaming, controlling, and sharing your favorites has never been easier. Built on a powerful Active Full Array backlight, VIZIO’s next generation Quantum Color technology produces over a billion shades of colors to create vivid images with hyper realistic details and textures in Dolby Vision HDR. Ultra-Bright 600 delivers bright, detailed highlights at up to 600 nits of brightness, more accurately reproducing the nuances in every picture. And 90 local dimming zones enables deep black levels with stunning depth and contrast, resulting in picture quality that must be seen to be believed. VIZIO’s Smart Cast 3. 0 is the one stop smart TV solution that brings you more of the entertainment you love, thanks to Apple Airplay 2 support and Chromecast Built in. With Apple Airplay, use your iPhone, iPad or Mac to stream movies, shows, music, and photos from iTunes, Apple TV and other Airplay compatible apps to the TV. Browse favorites like Netflix and Hulu right on the TV or enjoy free and unlimited TV from over 150 channels with VIZIO Watch Free. Streaming, controlling, and sharing has never been easier — no extra streaming devices or remotes needed. And every M Series Quantum makes a great smart home companion, with voice control support for Siri, Google Assistant, and Alexa. Power on your TV, stream apps, and much more with simple hands free voice control. With a breathtaking picture and brilliant streaming solutions — the M Series Quantum is the perfect entertainment centerpiece for any home. A Color defined as the color volume measured using Dolby’s MDC (millions of distinguishable colors) specification that factors the range of colors and luminance levels; standard 4K HDR TV features rec709 color, up to 300 nits of brightness and no local dimming.


Brand Name: ‎VIZIO


Item Weight: ‎35.7 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎48.59 x 10.04 x 30.6 inches


Item model number: ‎M558-G1


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Color Name: ‎Black


Date First Available: July 8, 2019


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Tom's Hardware rated the Vizio M-Series as the best under $1000.
Style: 55” 4K HDR Smart TV
I ended up buying this TV over the LG 8-Series Nano or Samsung 4K UHD 8-Series based on the Tom's Hardware review. I'm not disappointed. You just need to make sure the model you buy ends in an 8 and not a 7 (I bought the M558-G1). The picture is great, as advertised, and setup was fast. I only have two, very minor, complaints. First, HDMI 1 & 2 are inset and there's not enough room to fit a Roku Streaming+ Stick in either of these slots without an HDMI elbow adapter. That's pretty nitpicky since HDMI 3 & 4 don't have the same issue. My other issue is more obvious in that the stand consists of two tripods. Of course, pretty much every other 8-Series 55" TV is built the same way. I prefer a pedestal given my space, so I bought the freestanding Echogear pedestal for $40 which uses the VESA mounting spots (the same ones used to wall mount). Problem solved. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2019 by bt
    • Great Value
Style: 55” 4K HDR Smart TV
It surpassed my expectations. I am replacing a cheap LG 1080P LED TV that I got about five years ago I and am super impressed with the blacks and the colors. I wanted a step up and I would say this is probably a few steps up from what I was working with. The last TV never really got down to black, at its darkest the blacks were grey even when there was no picture on the screen, so I am happy to report that the local dimming makes a huge difference. With the local dimming getting so good I don't think it really makes sense to get an OLED at their current prices. I'm sure they are better but if money is any consideration, it doesn't seem to make sense to pay at least three times as much for a 5% difference. Also with OLEDs, you have to worry about burn-in. Besides the OLEDs, the next step up from this TV would be one with a 120 refresh rate or if you need it to be super bright. That seems to be the only trade off with this TV compared the the ~$800 starting local dimming backlight TVs from more reputable manufacturers. LG calls their local dimming TV's "Nanocell", Sony calls their "Triluminos", TCL has them as well and just calls them local dimming, and Samsung calls theirs "QLED". The marketing for these is extremely confusing and it is hard to compare one TV to another because it doesn't seem like a lot of these TVs tell you how many dimming zones their TVs have. They really make it a nightmare to try to figure out what you are actually getting. Based on my extensive research before buying this TV, it does not get quite as bright as some of the others, so if you are in a super bright room, you may want to consider a different one but I have no issues with the brightness and don't even max out the back light with my settings in an average room with two windows. Some of the other reviews below mention some motion blur. This has to do with the fact that this is actually a 60 hertz screen. 120 hertz screens are more expensive and if you think this will be an issue for you, you may want to pay more for one with 120 hertz and do your research to make sure you are not being cheated by false refresh rate claims. In my opinion, you have to really look to try to find the motion blur so it does not affect my enjoyment of the TV at all. Also, there is a feature called "clear motion" that is turned off by default that you can turn on to help with it. This feature adds a frame of black in between every frame of picture so its like a ghetto 120 hertz. The Vizio P series has 120 (even though they claim its 240, 240 effective refresh rate TVs don't actually exist). Those are the main features you are missing out on with this TV, and its up to you whether its worth a few hundred extra bucks to get those things. I was fine with skipping out for this price. A few more nitpicks: This TV does not have HDMI 2.1, and the Smartcast software it has on it is pretty lame. HDMI 2.1 will probably not matter to anyone except hard core gamers that want to connect their computers to this TV (certainly doesn't apply to me). I do game a little and the reviews that I have seen said this TV has very low latency which is good for gaming but I have not had a chance to test it out yet. Despite the bad review for gamers below, it does seem like this TV is totally fine for gaming at 60 frames per second or less. As for the Smartcast, there are barely any apps to chose from and some of them don't work in 4K. This is not a big deal, just get a Roku, problem solved. Some people online hate on the remote but I find the remote to be totally fine, plus this is an easy fix too, you can get a universal remote if you don't like it. By the way, the fact that this TV has a Chromecast and Air play on it is really cool. Icing on the cake but really convenient if I just want to get something up on the screen really quickly. I was concerned about the speakers because I am cheap and have been fighting the urge to buy a soundbar for like 10 years now but the speakers are totally fine. If you turn them up too much they get a little buzzy (I was just testing them out but never actually needed them that loud) but if you are putting the TV in a quiet room and are not expecting audiophile level sound I think you will find them acceptable Unless you get a dud or have some quality control issues, I think you will be very happy with this TV. I did a ton of research before buying mine and learned more about TVs than I ever wanted to know and this really is an amazing bang for your buck. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2019 by Anon
    • Not good for GAMING
Style: 55” 4K HDR Smart TV
I am a gamer, the motion handling on this TV is NOT good. Words blur on the screen when you move from side to side, trees and homes will blur, horrible for a shooter. Driving games look just ok, not great. It's a 60hz panel that claims 120hz clear motion whatever....it's not. Video games are simply a no go on this TV set, don't even both trying to game with it. There was minor banding on my set and also the corners were darker. I notice every little thing. What I will say that I loved about the tv was the free cable channels, with this TV you don't need to pay for cable at all! As long as you have a semi fast internet (25 up and 5+ down) you will be able to stream these free channels with ease. STILL NO HDMI 2.1, no variable refresh, big let down and very much needed. This year was a throw away for all tv brands, all they did was drop down some higher tier features to the mid level tv sets. Id say if you're only considering this set for TV and movies then it's a buy, but please if your gaming...look elsewhere. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2019 by diana banana
    • Vizio is changing the game
Style: 55” 4K HDR Smart TV
We use this set in our master bedroom where the room lighting is usually dark so it was important to us that the television we chose to purchase had great black depth and uniformity. The television we have downstairs is a 2014 Sony that was great in its time but experiences backlight bleeding, causing the screen to be terribly cloudy in dark scenes. The new Vizio does not cloud at all and performs similar to an OLED in terms of producing deep blacks. Stunning. Another aspect we like about this TV is the color saturation. Colors appear bright, saturated, and do not suffer any bleeding. I adjusted the picture setting to Calibrated Dark, boosted the color to 60, and calibrated the white balance to the settings described at Rtings.com. Amazing. Colors pop off of the screen. We keep the local dimming setting on low and it works as well as any high-end LED television in terms of minimizing blooming. The 90 dimming zones appear to be effective and white text on a black background appears crisp. After initial set-up, I never messed with the onboard OS as I use an Android TV box to stream all of our shows and movies. The CEC technology works perfectly so besides changing any settings, I use the Android TV remote (small and simple) for everything, including powering everything on/off and volume adjustments. Simplicity makes me happy. Bottom line, this TV punches well above its price point. If you want a no-compromise experience at a practical price, look no further. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2019 by Benjamin Johnson

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