Vizio
Vizio M-Series QX 50" 4K Smart TV
Experience entertainment in lifelike contrast and vivid color with the Vizio M-Series QX 50" 4K HDR Smart TV. Powered by the IQ Ultra+ processor, this TV features Quantum Color, delivering over a billion colors enhanced by Dolby Vision HDR and an Active Full Array Backlight for deep blacks. It functions as America's Smart TV, offering instant access to millions of titles and free channels via WatchFree+. Gamers will appreciate the 120Hz refresh rate and ProGaming Engine for smooth, low-lag performance. Fast connectivity is ensured with built-in Tri-Band Wi-Fi 6E, and you can pair Bluetooth headphones for private listening.
$399.99
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Owner Satisfaction
4.4
/ 5
Category Rank
1493
/ 3618
#1493 in Televisions
Price vs Category Average
-91%
Below average
Model
5001
/ MQXM-K
Who it's for
- Excellent Contrast and Color Saturation
- Strong Next-Gen Gaming Support
- High Performance for the Price
Who should skip it
- Laggy SmartCast Operating System
- Mediocre Motion Handling and Upscaling
- Limited Viewing Angles
Key Specs
Model
M50QXM-K01
Display Type
Quantum Color QLED
Resolution
4K
Refresh Rate
4K 120Hz
HDMI Inputs
4
Connectivity
Tri-Band Wi-Fi 6E built-in
Dimensions with Stand
43.81" x 26.71" x 10.00"
Weight with Stand
27.03 lbs (12.3kg)
Features
- Experience over a billion colors with Quantum Color.
- Game in 120Hz that's PC and console ready.
- Instantly access millions of titles and free channels.
- Stream faster with built-in Tri-Band Wi-Fi 6E.
- Enjoy deep contrast with Active Full Array Backlight.
- Pair your favorite Bluetooth headphones for private audio.
- Fine-tuned with Active Pixel Tuning for detail.
- Engineered with next-gen gaming technology.
What customers say
The Vizio M-Series QX delivers exceptional value, primarily due to its outstanding picture quality. Customers consistently praise the Quantum Color technology for producing vibrant colors and impressive brightness that surpass expectations for a mid-range QLED. This display performs well across various lighting conditions, and gamers appreciate features like low input lag and VRR support. The main drawbacks involve the SmartCast operating system, which many find sluggish and navigate away from using external devices. Additionally, the built-in audio is often described as thin, requiring an external soundbar. Overall, consumers feel the superior visual performance offered at this competitive price point makes it a highly recommended purchase for those prioritizing screen quality.
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