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Vizio M602i-B3 LCD/LED HDTV Settings

Picture Mode Calibrated Dark
Backlight 38
Contrast 54
Brightness 60
Color 50
Tint 0
Sharpness 1
Advanced Picture Settings
Black Detail Off
Active LED Zones On
Smooth Motion Effect Off
Motion Blur Reduction Off
Reduce Block Noise Low
Reduce Signal Noise Low
Film Mode Auto
Color Temperature Normal

Color Tuner Settings
R G B C M Y
Hue –35 20 –8 10 0 0
Saturation –5 12 0 10 0 –25
Brightness –45 –10 –12 0 0 0
Offset –20 –10 –10
Gain –20 –5 0
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gtgleeson's picture
Submitted by gtgleeson on July 12, 2014 - 4:09am

I'm considering the 55-inch version for a kitchen area - the low-glare screen would be useful. How is the off-axis picture quality?

Al Griffin's picture
Submitted by Al Griffin on July 15, 2014 - 7:12pm
About average. You could sit about 20° off from center-screen before you'd notice contrast beginning to fade.
breakdancefightst's picture
Submitted by breakdancefightst on July 13, 2014 - 7:17pm

How is the motion on this display. Since it employs a VA panel black levels and native contrast are normally impressive,but motion has never been a strong point. Did you notice any substantial overdrive trailing?

Al Griffin's picture
Submitted by Al Griffin on July 15, 2014 - 7:14pm
No, motion was fine.
notabadname's picture
Submitted by notabadname on July 14, 2014 - 8:11am

I would be going Vizio had they not dropped 3D. I have a lot of 3D titles, and many continue to be released. Vizio is not for me now without that option. I understand why many dislike, but that doesn't change the fact many of us do, and there are many titles out there in 3D. I don't want my TV to dictate my choice, when Samsung, LG, Toshiba, Sharp and Sharp give the ability. Do I want to watch all my regular programing in 3D, heck no, but do I enjoy movie night, Like "Pacific Rim" in 3D? Oh yeah. Sorry Vizio, I've gotta buy somewhere else.

vgiovanniello's picture
Submitted by vgiovanniello on March 16, 2015 - 7:39pm

I have read that 240 hz refresh rate for the M series is not accurate. Is there a lot of motion blur when watching fast action sports like football? Will the football flicker when it travels through the air? I am about ready to purchase this set in the 65" size but I am very concerned about the bad motion blur during football games. Thanks!!

EdL's picture
Submitted by EdL on February 6, 2016 - 4:48am

The perceived value (price) are enticing... This set was all good for about 6 months, then the intermittent freezing. Vizio replaced the main board, but a few months later it returned only to be followed by ghosting. Vizio required pictures that were hard to capture - because the problem is intermittent. Problems reported during the 1 year warranty period that are photographed 2 months after the warranty expired, are met with a we're sorry your warranty expired, but we can give you a good deal on another set or you can pay for your own repairs.

If you buy one please, please purchase an extended warranty.

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