Power Cycle the Television. Unplug the power cord from the back of the TV or the outlet, whichever is more convenient. Hold the power button on the side of the TV down for seconds. Reconnect the power cord and turn on the TV. After choosing the soft power cycle, your unit will power off and restart. Was this page helpful? Yes No.
Did this page solve your issue? Quad-core Processor. Smart TV. Streaming Capability. Gaming Mode. Dolby Vision. Wide Viewing Angles. JPEG Viewer. Closed Caption on Mute.
Color Enhancer. Sleep Timer. Small Stand under 48". Medium Stand 48" — 67". Amazon Video. Sling TV. HBO Max. LG Channels. Samsung TV Plus.
HBO Now. HBO Go. Include out of stock. Sort by Relevance. Since the majority of programming is still in HD rather than 4K resolution, I also watched hours of material that had to be upscaled by the inch Vizio M-Series.
The HD version of Chinatown looked remarkably good, faithfully reproducing details like the reflections in the fenders of vintage automobiles and the almost blindingly white teeth in Jack Nicholson's unctuous smile.
There was some grainy picture noise in some upscaled scenes, but it was preferable to the pixelation distortion seen in other sets, including the more expensive Vizio P-Series Quantum set. For example, in the Captain America Civil War, laws-of-physics defying final action sequence, the M-Series did extremely well, with no added picture artifacts or image dropouts or distortions. Gamers should also take note that while the M-Series has a Hz maximum refresh rate — versus the Hz of more advanced displays — it does support variable refresh rate mode and didn't have significant image lag in game mode.
The Vizio M-Series' built-in sound system has 10 watts of power a side, however, we expected more volume out of a set this size. Owners can adjust the M-Series sound. Turned on, it opens up the sound stage and gives movies a more expansive feeling; turning it off centers the sound as if it were coming directly from the middle of the screen. If you turn off the surround sound, you'll find a there's a five-band equalizer that lets you adjust frequencies from Hz to 10 KHz.
There are also settings for volume leveling and dialogue enhancement. Still, no matter how I adjusted the audio, I was never completely pleased with what the Vizio M-Series produced. Using the virtual surround sound for high resolution streaming music on Tidal, the drums and bass guitar on Roxy Music tracks sounded wobbly and hollow like a big rubber band.
Turning off the surround setting reduced some of the distortion and restored some of the balance between the high and low notes. But overall, the audio was a disappointment.
For some blockbuster movies I drove this set to maximum volume and still we wanted more. So, I recommend adding a sound bar that can handle a Dolby Atmos feed for the best results. The overall design of the Vizio M-Series is big screen chic: black, black and more black. Those supports also only fit one way, so you can't put them in backwards or on the wrong side. For tabletop placement, the legs lift the set about 2. It has been steadily improved compared to previous incarnations and now looks a great deal like Google TV, with large rectangular icons of programming options.
You get plenty of streaming choices as well, with about 80 online sources such as Netflix and Amazon Prime Video. Still, Vizio has stuck with SmartCast and even added voice search to the interface. A mic built into the remote does the trick and lets you more easily search for movies with Mila Kunis or Max Von Sydow.
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