Vizio's $398 Mini LED Quantum TV is the best budget smart-optional TV available

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Vizio has launched a 65-inch Mini LED Quantum TV priced at $398, making it the most affordable quantum-dot television currently on the market. The set was developed following Walmart's acquisition of Vizio in 2024, marking a notable return for the brand. Quantum-dot technology in the display enables higher brightness and more accurate color reproduction at a budget price point. While Vizio OS is available on the device, reviewers note the TV functions exceptionally well without relying on the smart platform, effectively making it an outstanding option for users who prefer a simpler viewing experience.

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