vizio v series 5 1 Reviews

Vizio V Series 5.1

Users criticize the setup of a gaming area featuring expensive components, including Vizio 5.1 speakers, on flimsy tables.
The setup is deemed horrible, not functional, and a mess with unnecessary metrics displayed.
The choice to play Call of Duty on a TV with gaming PCs is questioned, and the overall layout is criticized for being awkward.
The Vizio 5.1 surround speakers are mentioned, with users pointing out the incorrect setup of the rear satellite speakers.
The Vizio V Series 5.1 soundbars are praised by some users as good for the money and easy to fine-tune, compared to others like Hisense.
Some users recommend looking into JBL's soundbar offerings, as Vizio's low-tier products are criticized for sound quality.
For those looking for a Dolby Atmos soundbar, the Samsung HW-Q60CC/ZA 3.1.2 model is recommended for under $200 as a good value option.

Users express frustration with Vizio Firmware Updates causing issues like audio dropping out, HDR problems, and HDMI mode switching.
Specific models like the M65Q8-H1 are mentioned to experience problems like local dimming bugs after updates.
Requests are made for more transparency from Vizio regarding the impact of updates and issues being addressed.
Users report issues like black screens, power cycling, loss of Bluetooth, and navigation problems post-firmware updates on various Vizio TV models.

Users discuss the differences between 2.1 and 5.1 soundbars, emphasizing the benefits of 5.1 systems over 2.1 for better sound quality.
Recommendations are made to avoid 2.1 soundbars unless the TV supports Dolby Atmos or HDMI 2.1, and suggestions are given for brands like Samsung and Sony for better quality.
Vizio soundbars are praised for their value and features like Atmos support, with users recommending various models based on requirements and budgets.
Offers and discounts on Vizio soundbars like the M51a-H6 at Sam's Club are highlighted as good deals.

Soundbars and HTiB systems are generally not recommended by the subreddit community, with suggestions to opt for 2.0 or 2.1 systems for better quality and flexibility.
Users are advised to consider Audio-Centric brands and components for assembling home theater setups rather than investing in soundbars or HTiB systems.