VIZIO 43-inch 4K UHD LED Smart TV w/Dolby Vision HDR, WiFi 6, Bluetooth Headphone Capable, Apple AirPlay, Google Cast Built-in (V4K43M-08, New)

Vizio TV
Love Vizio QualityBeautiful picture & sound

I like the TV
Tv is okay. No issues so far, waiting on fire stick

So easy to set up and lightweight enough for me to lift.
Ya’ll, the picture on this TV is very crisp and the colors are so vibrant. The only thing to assemble is attaching the feet. The setup is so easy and on screen and everything you need is included. There are even batteries for the remote. I love Vizio.

Great Picture and Features, but a Frustrating Remote + Features
When I purchased my 43-inch Vizio TV, I was excited to upgrade my living room setup, but I quickly learned an important lesson about TV sizing: the advertised size is measured diagonally from corner to corner, not horizontally. I initially thought a 43-inch TV would have a 43-inch width, but the actual screen width is closer to 37.5 inches. This was a bit of a surprise, as I had assumed it would feel larger, but once I understood the measurement, the TV fit my space well. For anyone shopping for a TV, keep in mind that the horizontal width is typically about 85-87% of the diagonal size. So a 43-inch TV is roughly 37.5 inches wide, a 55-inch is about 47.5 inches, and so on.Despite my initial sizing misconception, the Vizio TV has been a mixed but mostly positive experience. The picture quality is solid for the price point, delivering vibrant colors and decent contrast, especially when streaming or gaming in 4K. I appreciate the ability to tweak the picture settings with options like Calibrated, Calibrated Dark, Bright, and Game modes. These presets make it easy to optimize the display for different lighting conditions or content types.One of the standout features is the TV’s connectivity, especially with my Sonos soundbar + Sub. Pairing the two was seamless, and the audio sync is flawless, creating an immersive experience for movies and music. The sleep timer is another gem. I love setting it to turn off the TV automatically after 30 or 60 minutes, which is perfect for falling asleep to a show without worrying about leaving the TV on all night.However, my biggest gripe—and it’s a significant one—is the remote. Frankly, it’s awful. The design feels clunky and cheap. Worse, the remote has a built-in microphone that’s always on, listening to everything in the room, which feels like a major privacy invasion. There’s no clear way to disable it without diving deep into the settings, and even then, I’m not convinced it’s fully off. To top it off, the remote frequently requires software updates, which interrupt my viewing experience. Vizio could have done much better here, and the remote alone makes me question my purchase at times.Overall, I have a love-hate relationship with this Vizio 43-inch TV. The picture quality, customizable settings, sleep timer, and soundbar connectivity are highlights that make it a solid choice for budget-conscious buyers. However, the intrusive and poorly designed remote is a major drawback that detracts from the experience. If you’re considering a Vizio TV, make sure you understand the diagonal sizing (a 43-inch TV is about 37.5 inches wide, not 43 inches) and be prepared to deal with the remote’s quirks. I’d recommend this TV for casual viewers who prioritize picture quality and connectivity over a polished user experience, but if a reliable remote is a must, you might want to look elsewhere. Despite its flaws, it gets the job done, and I’ve enjoyed using it for streaming and gaming—just don’t expect perfection.