Vizio M401i-A3
The picture on this TV will depend a lot on the picture mode you select. We recommend you use the “Calibrated” Picture Mode if you are not going to professionally calibrate the TV. It’s actually pretty solid. Black levels are reasonably saturated, and the TV certainly has plenty of brightness in whites thanks to the backlight. Image edges don’t compete with some of the better Sony TVs on the market, but they were far from bad. We did not see much value in the “Smart Dimming” feature.
Quick Specs
- 36.28” W x 21.54” H x 2.02
- 120Hz refresh rate
- $498
- 3 HDMI/1 USB
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Strengths
3 HDMI 120Hz for fast motion less judder Appearance and Design quarter inch frame Smart TV Apps Black levels pretty good Value Weaknesses Screen Uniformity Reliability over time No control buttons on TV |
Prices
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Steve Holdgren is an engineer by trade and has worked for some of the largest energy related engineering firms in the world with his latest stint in Switzerland. He holds a degree is mechanical engineering… See more about Steve |
