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Best Vizio TV deals: Cheap smart TVs starting at $140

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If you’re in the market for both a new TV and some affordability, Vizio is one of the best TV brands to turn to. You won’t often find any of its models among the best TVs, but that’s not what Vizio is aiming for. It makes quality TVs with impressive and immersive images for their price point, and it often produces affordable alternatives to what you’ll find among Samsung TV deals, Sony TV deals, LG TV deals, and even TCL TV deals. But there are many Vizio TV deals available as well, bringing its prices down even further. We’ve rounded up the best Vizio TV deals you can shop right now below, and if you aren’t finding the right Vizio TV for you the current 65-inch TV deals, 70-inch TV deals, 75-inch TV deals, and 85-inch TV deals may have something you’re looking for.

Today’s best Vizio TV deals

Vizio makes a full lineup of TVs, from large screens to more modest sizes, and from 4K showstoppers to high definition bargains. One of the lowest prices on a Vizio TV can be found in the Vizio D-Series 24-inch HD TV. And while it would make a nice addition to any apartment or smaller space, there are some Vizio 4K TV options to take a look at as well.

How to choose a Vizio TV

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Cheap Vizio TVs are among the best values on the market for anybody shopping for a television, but considering how large the lineup is, there are a few things to bear in mind before you rush to grab the first bargain you see at the size you think you want. Before you dive into these Vizio TV deals, set your budget, determine what panel size is ideal for the room you’re going to put it in, and know what you’ll be using the TV for. Are you going to be mostly be using your Vizio TV for streaming TV shows and movies? Do you plan to watch live sports? Will you have Xbox, Nintendo, or PlayStation consoles hooked up to it for playing video games? All of the above?

Also, don’t assume that you should get the same size you have now. Televisions are thinner, lighter, and much cheaper than they were even five years ago, so it may not hurt to size up. You’re less likely to be disappointed with a larger TV than you are with one that ends up being too small. See our TV sizing guide if you need some help with this. Bear in mind that while 4K TVs are the norm nowadays, smaller ones around 43 inches and below still commonly feature 1080p Full HD panels. If you explicitly want 4K Ultra HD and the TV you’re eyeing is on the smaller side, make sure it fits that bill before you hit that Add to Cart button.

Although Vizio is one of the top value brands in the TV market, it also has some higher-end models under its wide umbrella. These more premium televisions boast enhancements like QLED and OLED displays, which utilize newer lighting technologies rather than traditional edge-to-edge backlighting to create a brighter picture with deeper contrast (e.g., blacks will look truly black, not dark gray). Some also have built-in modes purpose-designed for things like gaming, so look out for those additional features when shopping for Vizio TV deals depending on your needs and viewing habits.

If you’re shopping for cheap Vizio TVs for a budget-friendly home theater setup, for example, then you might want to consider upgrading to a QLED or OLED panel for a more cinematic experience. Thankfully, these aren’t nearly as expensive as they were when these LED technologies first hit the market a few years ago. You’ll find these panels on select models in the the Vizio P-Series, V-Series, and M-Series, and depending on size, you might even find some below $1,000 in your search for cheap Vizio TVs.

Andrew Morrisey
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Andrew has been writing professionally for more than 20 years and has been writing about tech for three of them. His focus at…
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