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Originally Posted by Aleks

Funny, the rating I read was 413cd/m2. Regardless, Dolby vision requires 1000cd/m2 fully, so your example isn't great either ��

Now, the key question is this.... What will be the purpose of the television? Plenty of people just will not buy a blu ray player or blu ray disks. We are in a world of streaming content, and the vast majority of people will watch cable, Netflix and not much else. You start in a thread where someone is asking about 4k, and if there is any advantage to not running though his receiver. So that got explained by myself and a couple others, and forgive me if I'm going to be harsh here, but you sound like a salesman. You insist he would be happier watching television, and occasional blu rays, and streaming television no less by spending thousands more on an "alliance" certified television. Talk about not listening to your clients needs instead of just pushing them to spend more.

OP, go buy the m70. You'll be super happy with it, the picture quality is amazing, the motion handling is nearly the best of all TV's, the low latency input is second to none, and when AND IF you ever buy a player and want to watch a blu ray, your set is HDR10 ready and you won't miss a single thing the "alliance" says you will buy spending over twice as much. Spend smarter!

I own a P65 and a M65, I fully agree with this post. The only HDR content I consume is video games on my PS4 pro and the slight colour brightness difference between the vizios and tvs thousands of dollars difference is completely offset by the motion handling. Watching tv, sports, blue ray etc look amazing and the thought of cable tv being HDR or Netflix and others offering HDR within the next few years is a pipe dream. Vizios support of HDR 10 and Dolby Vision make them in my opinion the best tv's for the price.