While that's better than the LG C7 OLED (2.3) and significantly better than budget systems that have ratings of 5 or more, it's not quite as precise as the Sony X900F (1.26) or the TCL 6-Series (1.09). When tested with our X-Rite colorimeter and CalMAN testing software, the P65-F1 had a Delta-E rating of 2.02 (closer to zero is better). All three are close enough to 100 percent to be on even footing in terms of what the naked eye can perceive.Ĭolor accuracy was a slightly different story. But that's only slightly lower than the scores from even the best competitors, like the Sony Bravia X900F (99.96 percent) and the LG C7 OLED (99.99 percent). The P65-F1 did have a narrower color gamut than most competitors, reproducing 99.58 percent of the sRGB spectrum. In scenes from Spider-Man: Homecoming, the vibrant reds and blues of Spidey's suit looked very good (if slightly oversaturated), and glowing elements - like purple energy beams and a glowing jet covered in lights - looked rich and bright thanks to the HDR support. About the only thing we've seen with better backlight was the much pricier LG 55-inch C7 OLED (OLED55C7P), which has per-pixel illumination and perfect black levels.Ĭolor quality is also very good. The P65-F1's LCD panel features a full-array backlight with local dimming, a technology that dramatically reduces unwanted haloing. Vizio has also upped its game with improved backlighting and HDR support. It was better in this respect than both the Samsung 65-inch Q6F QLED TV and the TCL 6 Series 65-inch Roku TV (65R617). Brightly lit doorways and windows had very little unwanted haloing, and the shadowy details of the dark interior still showed rich detail. In Blade Runner 2049, the opening scenes of a darkened farmhouse were enhanced with tightly controlled backlighting.

Vizio p series reviews