SeekerVizio M6 Series Quantum 2021
The Vizio MQ6 is decent for most uses. It's decent for watching movies in dark rooms because it has an outstanding native contrast and fantastic black uniformity, but there's no local dimming. It has a few gaming features like FreeSync support and low input lag, but motion looks blurry due to the slow response time. It's okay for watching sports as it has good reflection handling, but it has a narrow viewing angle, so it's not ideal for a wide seating arrangement as the image degrades from the side. Although it displays a wide color gamut, it's just okay for watching HDR content because it doesn't get bright enough to make highlights pop.
-- As reviewed by Rtings
Product details
- 4K Ultra HD - Over 8 million pixels for breathtaking detail. 4 times the resolution of 1080p!
- Dolby Vision HDR - See it the way the director intended. Dolby Vision transforms your TV experience with incredible brightness, contrast, and color that brings entertainment to life like never before. M-series also supports HDR10, HDR10+ and HLG.
- Quantum Color - Next-generation Quantum Color delivers cinematic color with over a billion hues of vibrant color.
- Full Array Backlight - Evenly distributed LEDs across the screen's backlight deliver superior light uniformity and picture performance.
- IQ Active Processor - Delivers superior picture processing, and a powerful and intelligent 4K upscaling engine that makes your favorite HD entertainment look spectacular in 4K.
- Active Pixel Tuning - Intelligent pixel-level brightness adjustments that tune contrast levels frame by frame in over 2000 zones for superior visual contrast.
PROS
+ High native contrast and fantastic black uniformity.
+ Good reflection handling.
+ You can cast anything using Google Chromecast or Apple AirPlay 2.
CONS
- No local dimming feature.
- Visible issues with gray uniformity.
- Doesn't get bright in SDR or HDR.
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Expert reviews and ratings
By Rtings on October 01, 2021
The Vizio MQ6 is decent for most uses. It's decent for watching movies in dark rooms because it has an outstanding native contrast and fantastic black uniformity, but there's no local dimming. It has a few gaming features like FreeSync support and low input lag, but motion looks blurry due to the slow response time. It's okay for watching sports as it has good reflection handling, but it has a narrow viewing angle, so it's not ideal for a wide seating arrangement as the image degrades from the side. Although it displays a wide color gamut, it's just okay for watching HDR content because it doesn't get bright enough to make highlights pop.
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