- With VIZIO Account, access VIZIO Home with apps built right in, manage your app subscriptions, watch free channels, and much more. A VIZIO Account is required for Smart TV functionality and product updates.
- Full HD delivers a step up in clarity from HD with richer contrast and true-to-life color achieved with Full Array LED Backlight and fine-tuned at a granular level with Active Pixel Tuning.
- See details your opponent won’t with HDR10 support on HDMI. Plus, when a console or PC is detected, FHD models automatically enable Auto Low Latency Mode.
- Built-in VIZIO Home lets you instantly access all your favorite apps and more. Enjoy hundreds of free channels and thousands of free On Demand titles with the built-in WatchFree+ app.
- The modern 3-sided VIZIO ThinFrame design fits beautifully in any room.
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VIZIO 40-inch Full HD 1080p Smart TV with DTS Virtual: X, Alexa Compatibility, Google Cast Built-in, Bluetooth Headphone Capable, (VFD40M-08 New)
Original price was: $169.99.$138.00Current price is: $138.00.
+ Free Shipping| Brand Name | VIZIO |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 18.9 Pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 8.81 x 35.13 x 22.26 inches |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | VFD40M-08 |
| Color Name | Black |
| Special Features | Built-in apps with VIZIO Home, Apple AirPlay, Voice Assistance Integration, ThinFrame Design, Hundreds of free channels, Google Chromecast, Bluetooth Headphone compatibility |
| Standing screen display size | 40 Inches |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
| Voltage | 2.2E+2 Volts (AC) |
| Date First Available | May 14, 2024 |
7 reviews for VIZIO 40-inch Full HD 1080p Smart TV with DTS Virtual: X, Alexa Compatibility, Google Cast Built-in, Bluetooth Headphone Capable, (VFD40M-08 New)
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Nick-i –
Great TV for the money.
There’s a setting in settings that allows you to either return to the same app. you were watching or to the Home Screen the next time you power on.
I was watch watching antenna TV and when I turned it off and power on again it would go to the homescreen. Go to Settings and you have the options to return to antenna or apps upon powering up the tv.
Alison C. –
This is my second 40″ Vizio in six years (my only beef was the flimsy legs that eventually snapped and even after multiple mending toppled the screen over and cracked it, which was easily solved this time by buying an inexpensive yet sturdy universal stand that really elevates the look of the TV overall). And after the WORLD’S EASIEST setup, I am amazed that something technological was actually designed well and is easy to use. You pick your language, connect to your wi-fi, choose the “input” of your optional Apple or Roku or whatever, and you’re done. Compared to the equivalent size competitor television with a ton of angry reviews about how annoying the set up was, I couldn’t be happier. Talk about hassle free! And five years later, Vizio has greatly improved the lag on the old model that I used to just deal with (for the price, I could hardly complain), and the picture is even better, sharp and vivid. For this price point and size, I highly recommend! (Side note: this may just be specific to my mailing address, but Amazon sent this via USPS, which required going down to the post office to pick it up, not a big deal but just fyi).
Charlie Serenko –
This is one of the best smart TVs ever!! it is absolutely perfect for us. The sound is amazing. The color is incredibly sharp and it’s so easy to use! We’re not shot but it’s super simple for us.😊
chersmoke –
Great TV for newbie to streaming. We needed a smart TV as we changed to high speed cable. We already have a Visio that is well over15 years or more and works great. It has so many app’s already installed. I was amazed at the free TV available. Use your smart phone for set up for the easiest experience and download the Visio app as you can use your phone as a remote. There was other complaints about it being slow to open apps but it’s like seconds and not minutes. This is our first time so I don’t have any other comparison. The TV self adjusts its picture and the colors are good. I’m going to add a sound bar as we are hard of hearing. It had captions setting. The 40 inch is actually 35 inches wide. It’s 40 inches diagonally . I still have a TV cabinet with a 40 inch opening. It fits good. We have learned to stream with ease using Visio. The phone app has a good help section.
David R. Ruffner –
The Vizio TV is a treasure. I dropped my cable television package, kept only my internet, and use a streaming package and saved a lot on my money payments. The TV was the perfect size for the room I use it in. The picture is excellent as well as the sound. This is my second purchase and that should be testimony enough. The price is amazing as well.
Walter Chmara –
My old TV was a VIZIO. Outside of the on/off switch having a tendency to wear out (which was the reason why I needed a replacement now, the price of getting this fixed rivals the price of just getting a new TV), I really loved the picture. It was the smallest model plasma TV they ever made, but it didn’t sell well, so I got it for a song. Found the best digital settings online and entered them. Despite being a 720p resolution, because black was true black and not some shade of blue or gray, it was a pleasure to watch.
I went for this model as my replacement because of the name and price, and it was about time to get with the times, anyhow.
I’m not disappointed in the picture (1080p, so it’s a step up from what I was accustomed to), and I like not needing any extra streaming boxes to connect to it since it has all the big-name services already built in. It’s lightweight and doesn’t generate heat like my old TV did. I find the audio perfectly acceptable.
But it falls shy of 5 stars because of some annoying defects. Screwing the feet on will be problematic for someone of my age. Where the screws go could have been little funnels to the holes. It’s not, and I used a lot of bad language just trying to get past this part. After turning it on, it is supposed to easily guide you through the steps to set it up. Except I don’t own one of those app-running phones, so I got hung up on the screen where it tells you to go to a particular webpage and enter a code. Good thing I had another device that served as a monitor, that’s what I normally use my TV for! Why is there no simple way to do this, like using the remote? Here comes the worst part. The URL it gives you is incorrect. I needed to chat with tech support to get the location of the real one. Since the TV updates itself when you power it on, you’d think a little thing like this would be updated, too, given that you cannot continue with the setup until you pass this hurdle.
After a start like this, the rest is a breeze. Channel-changing broadcast TV is a bit slow from click to actual change, but I can live with that.
S. Linn –
This is probably the last TV we’ll get to fit our early 2000s entertainment center – you can barely slide a piece of paper between it & the wood walls surrounding it! That was reason #1 for buying it. It’s got a great picture, great sound (despite what other reviews say), and it works off Android, which is better than FireTV, imo. No lag while shutting it off, it pulls up streaming apps really fast, and there’s a whole bunch of free stuff to watch through WatchFree.