Vizio P55-F1 Review

Vizio has introduced P-Series Models. The P-Series models are colorful 4K TV line that comes in affordable price. Such models offer premium performance. One of the models is the Vizio P55-F1 Series. It is Vizio P55-E1’s successor. They are almost the same, except for some other features. But get to know more about this model.

The P55-1 was introduced this year, 2018. And since it is relatively new, the price is cheaper compared to the previous models. Take a look at the other features of P55-F1 through this review.

Vizio P55-F1 Material and Design 9/10

This model has 55-inch screen size, making it the smallest one compared to other series. Although its predecessor, P55-E1has also the same size. The P55-F1 is with Full-Array LED Backlight. With the use of this Full-Array LED blacklight, premium quality of light is given with uniformity.

The local dimming zones, on the other hand, deliver contrast vibrancy through the LED screen. Its local dimming zones are 56, which is lesser compared to P55-E1 that has 126.

Vizio P55-F1 Technology 8/10

The upscaling technology of P55-F1 is spatial scaling engine. One of the main features of P55-F1 is its SmartCast with Chromecast built-in that will surely satisfy your desire of entertainment.

Combine it with a fast internet connection, the 802.11ac dual band which is already a built-in Wi-Fi, you can easily connect your Smartphone with the TV, and access with your favorite apps with a beautiful colored screen. It makes Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa available for this model.

It has a remote for both SmartCast and TV for easier and faster control of the icons and features. As to the sound, this model gives off good sound quality. But if you are expecting for a higher audio, you have to attach your soundbar to it. The speaker system is 2Ch 20W.

Vizio P55-F1 Picture and Video Quality 8/10

The Vizio P55-F1 is proud of its Ultra Color Spectrum of its wide color gamut, and has a 4K UHD resolution. Such spectrum gives off wide color gamut. Hence, you can enjoy a precise and deep color details on your TV screen. P55-F1 supports Dolby Vision, as well as HLG HDR contents, and HDR10.

You can also enjoy a smooth fast motion images through its refresh rate of Clear Action 720. This will make your action movie or sports show experience even more exciting.

If you are a gamer, you too will be more enthusiastic on your hobby. The optimized contrast, color, and clarity of the screen are brought by its V8 octa-core processor.

Vizio P55-F1 Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Excellent Picture Quality
  • New Design
  • Available Inputs
  • Outstanding HDR
  • HLG Content Support
  • SmartCast with Chromecast built-in
  • Built-in Wi-Fi

Cons

  • Lesser local dimming zones compared to P55-E1
  • Sound issues

Final Thoughts

If picture and video wise, this model can deliver it. It will make action movies and sports more entertaining. And of course, since it is new, you can get it in more affordable price than the other models. You just have to take the risk when it comes to its sound.

Vizio P55-F1

9.2

Material and Design

9.4/10

Technology

9.0/10

Picture and Video Quality

9.1/10

Pros

  • Excellent Picture Quality
  • SmartCast with Chromecast built-in
  • Available Inputs
  • Outstanding HDR
  • HLG Content Support

Cons

  • Lesser local dimming zones compared to P55-E1
  • Sound issues
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