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Hands on: Vizio M-Series Quantum (M658-G1) review

Posted on May 24, 2019August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Introduced as part of Vizio’s 2019 lineup, the all-new M-Series looks to be a competent performer at a cut-rate price by introducing the company’s quantum dot technology to its affordable mid-range screens.

Quantum dots, for those who missed their explosion onto the scene a few years ago, allow for a wider color gamut along with increased local dimming zones for the top of the line M-Series models – and is usually found in screens that cost twice as much.
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