All TVs have multi-HDR support with Dolby Vision, HDR10, HDR10+ and HLG supported. The 3D color engine is smarter too, offering a more vibrant and nuanced color performance. Upscaling is said to be more accurate with sub-4K content, reducing noise and artifacts, as well smoothing out diagonal edges for a sharper and cleaner look. They’re also faster than before, “smoothing out contours and gradients” in real-time for a more natural-looking image. Featuring 64-bit image processing, the company claims its latest IQ processors can provide “pixel-level contrast enhancement” for better depth and dimension to images. VIZIO raises IQ with new Ultra and Active processorsįor its 2021 TV line-up, VIZIO has beefed up its processor with the all-new IQ Ultra and IQ Active processors. This guide will list the newer model numbers as the older M-Series TVs are still available to purchase. If you see any other letter, that’s likely to be an older range (like the D-Series).

The 2021 TV range is made up of the OLED, P-Series, M-Series (M8/M7) and V-Series. That’s largely because VIZIO got ahead of the game and announced its 2021 TV line-up in the middle of 2020. The home cinema brand skipped the hustle and bustle of CES 2021 as it had nothing new to announced at the event. New is not the word we’d use to describe VIZIO’s 2021 TV range. This guide will list all the available models in the 2021 range, as well as details on pricing. VIZIO is a huge player in the US TV market, offering a wide selection of models and specs to appeal to all sorts of buyers from its cheap TV range to its premium OLED TVs. From its affordable budget TVs, to its featured packed LCD LEDs and OLEDs, we’ll be listing the latest TVs you can buy from the California-based brand.

Here is a breakdown of what you can expect from VIZIO’s TV range in 2021.

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