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VIZIO Dxx-Jxx (2021) Series

VIZIO Dxx-Jxx (2021) Series

4 reviews

May, 2024

Positive
design (7)
usability (3)
image quality (2)
price (2)
reliability (1)

Negative
size (1)
energy (1)
durability (1)

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 4 reviews of VIZIO Dxx-Jxx (2021) Series. The average rating for this product is 4.5/5, compared to an average rating of 4.3/5 for other products in the same category for all reviews. Reviews about the sound and image quality are generally positive. The price and usability also get good views, but some have doubts about the size and energy efficiency.

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Expert review by : ANDREW HEINZMAN (Review Geek)

VIZIO D-Series 40-inch TV Review: It’s Only $250?

There's never been a better time to buy a TV, and Vizio's latest D-series TVs are proof of that. I've spent a little over a month with the D40f-J09 TV, a 40-inch model that costs just $250, and it's shocking how good this thing looks for the price. But...

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...

Aug, 2021

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Expert review by : Lee Neikirk, Jonathan Chan (reviewed.com)

IF YOU'RE SEARCHING FOR A SMALL TV, VIZIO'S D-SERIES IS QUITE A FIND

If you're looking for a frills-free TV and don't want to spend much cash, this year's Vizio D-Series (available at Best Buy for $249.99) may be a good place to start. The 2021 series features TVs from 24 to 43 inches, so it's an especially attractive...

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,...

Jul, 2021

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Upgrade your TV with Vizio

As a brand, Vizio has been around since 2002 and has slowly made a name for themselves as market leader when it comes to U.S. LCD HDTV shipments made possible through their selling partners Costco Wholesale, Sam's Club, Wal-Mart, and more. Known for...

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...

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Expert review by : David Bloom (forbes.com)

Vizio Takes A Big Bite Of The Apple Experience Without The Apple Tax

U.S.-based TV maker Vizio provides a great example of what's possible with tight integration between its large-screen TVs and highly regarded sound bars. Importantly, the paired devices nicely leverage Vizio's SmartCast streaming platform, which gives...

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...

Jul, 2021

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