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Vizio M-Series Quantum (2019) review

Posted on June 16, 2019August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

For years Samsung has been selling TVs with quantum dots — tiny molecules that improve the color on LCD TV screens — under its QLED brand. Now Vizio, after putting out just a single TV model with quantum dots in 2018, is going quantum with a vengeance this year. Vizio’s onslaught of 2019 dots starts with the affordable M-Series Quantum, which costs hundreds less than any Samsung QLED.
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