Perfect black levels ; Excellent out-of-box color ; Great for gaming ; Slim, sleek design

Tricky cable management ; Small risk of burn-in

Gorgeous color accuracy out of the box. HDMI 2.1 support means 4K gaming on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X is possible at up to 120 hz. Smartcast interface is among the best available. The cheapest OLED you'll find.

Doesn’t perform as well in bright rooms. Lacks some of the upscaling abilities of more expensive models from Sony and LG. Has the potential for burn-in (as do all OLEDs).

Vizio's OLED has a few visual compromises, but overall, this new TV has the best price-to-performance ratio you’ll find outside of TCL's 6-Series. Make sure to wait for a holiday sale, as it usually gets close to $1,000, if it doesn't dip below. If I...

Stunning 4K HDR pictures Dolby Vision and HDR10+ support More affordable than LG OLED Dolby Atmos passthrough Apple TV and Disney Plus

Not as bright as other OLEDs Upscaling could be better SmartCast has some issues

The Vizio OLED TV really works for a very specific kind of TV watcher and gamer. If you limit yourself to 4K HDR content in a light-controlled room, or are still gaming on last-gen hardware, you will be absolutely astounded by this affordable OLED TV....

Sensational contrast and color HDMI 2.1 support Low price for an OLED

Doesn't get as bright as the competition Smart platform lacks flexibility

Vizio's first OLED offers up some of the best picture performance we've seen in 2020, and Vizio should be lauded for its first foray into the world of OLED technology. The TV's impressive contrast, color, and overall performance will not surprise...