VIZIO Dxx-Jxx (2021) Series

Clear, vivid picture Decent built-in speakers Plenty of inputs, including composite video Variable refresh rate for gaming (not FreeSync or G-Sync, though) Chromecast and AirPlay built-in

TV has no built-in volume buttons, just power and input No Bluetooth SmartCast interface is a bit slow Vizio sells 4K HDR TVs for just $80 more

If you want a $250 TV with a decent interface, solid port selection, and impressive display, then the D40f-J09 is one of the best options available today. It’s a good budget TV for an adult, an outrageous starter TV for a kid, and a straightforward...

At typical prices, a 43-inch V-Series TV costs around $340, the HD-only 40-inch D-Series just $299, and the V-Series sound bar another $250. For smart shoppers looking to get most of the benefits (and flexible access to) the Apple ecosystem, as well as...

A pretty sleek design for the money Picture quality that’s notably… just fine! Decent smart features

Not very future-proof

It’d be easy to tell you to throw more money at a TV that did more, but realistically, if all you need is a perfectly functioning TV without the (expensive) addition of 4K resolution, HDR color, advanced gaming features, or local dimming backlights,...

Vizio continues to impress us with their affordable television offerings that somehow manage to offer the latest and greatest high-quality picture and sound while continuing to immerse the consumer in their entertainment without having to leave the...