#Vizio soundbar setup full#
#Vizio soundbar setup series#

The series supports Wi-Fi 6E tri-band compatibility and the same HDR specifications and audio standards as the MQX series but provides three HDMI ports instead of four. MQ6 series TVs incorporate Vizio’s IQ Active processor, which is a tad slower than the IQ Ultra+ processor used in the MQX series, and use Quantum dot technology in addition to employing a full-array LED backlight system that uses Vizio’s Active Pixel Tuning technology to optimize contrast. The stands on the two larger models are dual-height adjustable. M-Series Quantum X series pricing is $630 for the 50-inch model, $850 for the 65-incher, and $1,200 for the 75-inch model. MQX series TVs include Dolby Digital, DTS:X, and DTS Virtual:X surround-sound processing and are equipped with four HDMI 2.1 ports, one of which supports enhanced Audio Return channel (eARC) with Dolby Atmos and DTS:X passthrough. Households in which multiple wireless devices are in simultaneous use will benefit from the inclusion of Wi-Fi 6E tri-band compatibility, a new standard designed to support four times more devices on the same network compared with Wi-Fi 5.

#Vizio soundbar setup full#

Vizio’s Active Full Array backlight system draws on up to 32-local-dimming zones to improve black levels and has a peak brightness rating of 1,000 nits. MQX series TVs integrate quantum dot (QD) LED backlighting in their LCD panels to allow a wider color gamut with up to 80% coverage of the Rec 2020 color space. Models in the MQX series also promise quick loading times for onboard apps.įans of action movies and gamers will also be interested in Vizio’s claim that it has all but eliminated motion blurring artifacts in the new MQX models, which boast a native refresh rate of 120Hz for 4K content and a 240Hz refresh rate for Full HD (1080p) content. The MQX series is based on the company’s next-generation main processor, the Vizio IQ Ultra+, which, among other things, handles Ultra HD upscaling and manages Dolby Vision HDR, HDR10, and HDR10+ high-dynamic range (HDR) content for enhanced highlights and contrast. Each series tops out with a 75-inch screen and starts shipping this month (July). Among its new 4K smart TV offerings are its premium M-Series Quantum X (MQX) models in three screen sizes and its M-Series Quantum 6 (MQ6) in five sizes. With today’s introduction of its 2023 models, Vizio continues to push value and advanced TV technology at the same time.