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Add to SafariWhen comparing VIZIO M-Series 65" (M65-E0) vs Sony X830F 60" (XBR60X830F), the Slant community recommends Sony X830F 60" (XBR60X830F) for most people. In the question“What are the best TVs?” Sony X830F 60" (XBR60X830F) is ranked 149th while VIZIO M-Series 65" (M65-E0) is ranked 168th. The most important reason people chose Sony X830F 60" (XBR60X830F) is:
The main interface of the Sony X830F doesn't have ads. Additionally, there's a way to opt-out of suggested content on the home screen.
Specs
Question Ranking
Pros
Pro Works well in a dark room
The 2017's VIZIO M-Series is a fair option for those who like to watch TV in a dark room because of the good blacks it can reproduce and its reasonable native contrast ratio.
Regarding its black uniformity, this TV performs on par with the best TVs in its price range.
The TV's native contrast ratio of 5606:1 is higher than what the majority of equally-priced competitors offer, allowing it to pack bright highlights as well as some inky, dark spots into a single image.
Pro Ads-free
The main interface of the Sony X830F doesn't have ads. Additionally, there's a way to opt-out of suggested content on the home screen.
Pro Colors are accurate
The Sony X930F doesn't need calibration because its out-of-the-box color accuracy is very high. The overall color inaccuracy measures at the dE of 2.4. A human eye can not spot such a tiny color inaccuracy.
Cons
Con Poor value for money
A lot of competitors of the 2017's VIZIO M-Series do offer better performance without being noticeably pricier than it.
Con Requires a TV box
You can't connect this TV directly to a cable or antenna because it lacks the built-in TV tuner so you'll need to spend extra money on a TV box.
Con Poor HDR capabilities
This TV can not play HDR content properly because the highlights look too dim when the TV is dealing with the HDR content. The panel can't get bright enough to make the highlights pop in the HDR mode.
