VIZIO M801d-A3 80-Inch 1080p 240Hz 3D LED HDTV

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Price: $3,798.00    

Product Feature

• VIZIO Internet Apps Plus -Instantly enjoy the latest hit movies, TV shows, music and even more apps made for the big screen
• Theater 3D -Crystal-clear, flicker-free, brighter 3D than conventional 3DTVs.
• Razor LED with Smart Dimming for a more vibrant picture with deeper contrast -all in an ultra-thin design
• 240Hz effective refresh rate with Smooth Motion enhanced with backlight scanning -Enjoy stunningly sharp fast action scenes
• Built-in Wi-Fi -easily connect to the Internet with ultra fast wireless

Product Description

The all-new M-Series 80" (80.01 diag.) Razor LED Smart TV with Theater 3D has arrived with an ultra-modern design, brilliant picture quality, and a new, faster VIZIO Internet Apps Plus experience. Give any room an easy "designer home" makeover with the signature design of the M-Series, featuring an ultra-thin bezel that virtually vanishes next to the nearly edge-to-edge display. Enjoy stunning picture quality with the latest technology: Razor LED with Smart Dimming for vivid colors and deep contrast, Full HD 1080p and 240Hz effective refresh rate with Smooth Motion enhanced with backlight scanning for the sharpest possible picture. Now with the new, faster VIZIO Internet Apps Plus Smart TV experience, get connected with built-in Wi-Fi to the latest hit movies, TV shows, music and more from favorites like Netflix, Amazon Instant Video, M-Go, HuluPlus, and Pandora. Plus, watch 3D movies with Theater 3D for a crystal-clear, flicker free, and visibly brighter picture than conventional 3D. VIZIO M-Series: It's the must-have entertainment upgrade you've been waiting for.

VIZIO M801d-A3 80-Inch 1080p 240Hz 3D LED HDTV Review

I just received the 80 inch. It is a big, heavy TV and I was by myself when it was delivered so I paid the deliverymen an extra twenty dollars to let me put the stand on the TV before they carried it into the house and to then place it on the cabinet it will sit on. They were happy to get $20 for five extra minutes of work, but it was well worth it to me as I didn't want to try doing that myself and damaging the TV.

I think that the best placement for this TV is so that the middle of the screen is at eye level when you are seated on your couch in the position in which you will be viewing. Do NOT place it high on the wall; you will get a sore neck after awhile, you will lose the "sweet spot" of the picture and it will affect the 3D quality.

I found the Vizio 80inch at Costco for $3,400 and it was on Amazon for $3,800. I called Amazon and asked if they would price match and they said they would. Costco was going to charge me for delivery also and Amazon said they would do it free. The delivery was scheduled for three days after I ordered the TV but it didn't show up. I called Amazon to complain and they said they were sorry, gave me a $160.00 credit on my credit card for the inconvenience and then Amazon jumped on it hard to make sure I had a delivery the next day at a time that was convenient for me! Amazon matched the Costco price, gave me free delivery and I ended up getting $160 back! That is about a $600 savings by going with Amazon. I checked the Costco site just now and their price is up to $3,700, I got mine at a good time!

I hooked up my cable box with hdmi, the PS3 with hdmi and ran an optical cable from the optical out of the TV to my sound-bar and everything is working well.

When watching TV with my cable box, the channels that run 1080i look fantastic and the 720p looks great, no grain on 1080i but slight on 720p.

I have had NO issues with the remote control. After reading so many negative comments about the remote I almost went with a different TV, but so far so good. The remote DOES have be aimed at the lower left corner of the TV, but how hard is that? I actually like the remote.

The manual is easy to find on the TV menu and easy to navigate with lots of pictures. Although, if you have experience with all this kind of stuff, you probably won't really need it.

I looked at some other reviews of picture settings and have been trying different ones. I am currently using a Vizio option called, "calibrated." That one is working fine. The TV is in a room that gets a lot of light during the day and there is NO problem. The TV is good and bright and the picture is still great with light in the room, and when it is dark at night, it is fantastic.

My PC is in the same room and I have it hooked up to the TV with an hdmi cable, and in "computer" mode the TV functions just like a second 1080p computer monitor. I just start a movie, 2D or 3D on my PC and then "slide" it over to the TV, expand it to full screen, switch the sound to come out of the TV and enjoy!

I ran some ripped Blu-Ray 3D movies from my PC, through my NVidia Titan card with hdmi, to the TV and it worked! The 3D is GREAT! It was as good or maybe even better than what I saw in the theatre. I recommend this 3D! My wife was way impressed!

I like a big screen. I replaced a 73 inch DLP with this 80 inch. Don't listen to those web pages that tell you how far you need to sit away from your TV. We sit about ten feet away from this TV and it is GREAT! Clear, crisp, 3D is amazing,... my wife and I are so pleased. It is like being at the movies!

I put photos and videos of my young son on a thumbdrive and put it in one of the two USB ports. The TV requires formatting in FAT32. The TV then flashed a message asking if I wanted to access it. After that, it was easy to watch the photos and videos on the TV. There are thumbnails of the photos but not the videos. It was AMAZING to see the high quality photos and videos at 80 inches! I plugged in a 1TB USB drive and it reads it just fine and I can look at the photos and videos with no problem.

I tried the Smart TV part of the Vizio last night. I accessed Youtube via the wi-fi connection. It was easy, keyboard on the screen to enter names. I requested that latest viral video "The Fox" because I had seen it in 1080 HD on my 30inch PC monitor. It immediately started to play on the 80inch TV in 1080p PERFECTLY. It was amazing to see it play over the wi-fi with no stuttering at all. Very cool, but I really don't know how much of the Smart TV part of the Vizio I really will use. However, the Smart TV menu is also where you access the USB ports if you have something plugged into them.

Watching some cartoons with my son on the TV....WOW! The Blu-Ray cartoons are freaking AMAZING. I don't know what to say. Perfect colors, darn near life size figures. I remember having about a 20 inch, black and white TV with a fuzzy picture and three channels when I grew up, and cartoons were only on Saturday mornings... have we come a long way.

The first morning after I got the TV, when I turned it on there was a message saying the TV had received a software update over the Wi-Fi.

This TV is fantastic!

One thing I do wonder about, is why the biggest and most expensive Vizio comes with only four pair of 3D glasses and all the other ones come with eight? Not that I need eight right now, but I do wonder. I would think the 80inch might come with TEN! Right?

@EDIT... I have had the TV for a little over a month now, and all is good. I am very pleased with my choice and am enjoying the Vizio very much. There is NO problem whatsoever with the remote.

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