Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #3833 in Home Theater
- Brand: Vizio
- Model: E401i-A2
- Dimensions: 23.41" h x
36.27" w x
8.10" l,
34.83 pounds
- Native resolution: 1920X1080
- Display size: 40
Features
- VIZIO Internet Apps - Instantly enjoy online movies, TV shows, music, apps and more
- Razor LED for richer colors and more vivid details in an ultra thin design
- Slim frame design with ultra thin profile beautifully enhances any living space
- Built-in Wi-Fi for easy internet
- 120Hz effective refresh rate for stunning picture clarity
VIZIO E401i-A2 40-inch 1080p 120Hz LED Smart HDTV
Product Description
Introducing the new E-series slim frame design. The VIZIO 40-Inch Class Razor LED Smart TV is shattering the mold in a way only VIZIO can, with high-quality design and picture at the best value. Enjoy crystal-clear action and eye-popping images in 1080p Full HD and 120Hz effective refresh rate. A slim frame design with ultra thin profile makes this a stunning entertainment centerpiece in any living space. VIZIO Internet Apps with built-in Wi-Fi gives you instant access to a world of streaming movies, TV shows, music, and more - all with the push of a button on the smart remote. This E-Series 40-Inch Class LED Smart TV gives you more of what you love about TV with all the brilliant picture quality and world-class service you'd expect from America's LCD HDTV Company.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By Sean
I just go this TV and I too had trouble setting it up. I called the support number in th quick setup guide and was able to set it up and achieve the picture I expected. Love the internet WiFI feature. The alphabet input is annoying I agree but not impossible to negotiate...having the usb connect certainly is a way to improve it. For the price - $499 @ Costco w/ 2 yr warranty and $29 to add 3 more years w/ ability to exchange for replacement is a good deal for the product. Most Smart TVs are running 800 to over 1000. I'll update if things change.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By Jeremy Stewart
My wife and I were in the market for a new TV and looking to replace a 32" VIZIO LCD that we had in the bedroom that was slowly dying ( we did have it for about 7 years, so I felt that was fairly acceptable for a TV I spent $300 and change on ). I wanted something that supported DLNA as I have a media server with rips of our DVDs & Blu-ray purchases.Overall the TV is very nice. The presets aren't too bad, and once you turn off the adaptive backlight control the picture can be really nice. The one place where this panel can struggle is in really dark scenes, where even with all the noise & artifact reduction set to the max, you'll still see the noise in the background. It's definitely more noticeable compared to the Samsung 47" LCD we have in the living room. It doesn't make it unwatchable and after about 2 weeks with the TV I am noticing it less, but likely only because I'm getting used to it. In bright colorful scenes, this TV is absolutely gorgeous and you'll be pleased to have it, when watching dark shows like The Following, there will be scenes that are hit or miss. Sound is actually pretty decent for these super thin TVs coming out now. There does seem to be MORE sound directed BEHIND the television than in front, but it seems to direct it in front fairly well. A sound bar would likely be a worthy investment for this TV ( or most ANY thin TVs now ), but it's not required ( just makes sure it's not against a shared wall if you're watching TV really loudly :) ).The three places where this TV kind of falls short are: DLNA Video format support, overall interface & the remote. I think most everyone here has touched on the interface so I won't go too much into it, but it is slow & clunky to deal with. Sometimes it is so slow it's difficult to know if it responded to your last input. DLNA video support is very limited. MP4 playback is non-existent, MKV also fails, and very few AVis actually play. I updated my twonky server ( runs on a WD MyBook Live ) and it finally started to play some of the AVIs better. I then updated the firmware on the TV and I had Amazon streaming too which is nice, but the UI is far from ideal.Finally, the remote. The remote is terribly weak, where it has to be pointed DIRECTLY at the lower left corner of the TV for the commands to register, and if there's even the slightest blockage forget anything working.Overall, I don't reget the purchase, and getting it for $479 + tax is definitely a steal for a "Smart" TV of this size. While it's not perfect it will more than suffice for watching TV before bed.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By R. E. Atkins
I bought this tv after looking at many others. It is the second Vizio smart tv that i have bought. Both are providing outstanding service. The color is vivid and the internet features are just right if you are a member of Netflix and Amazon prime which I am. It is not to difficult to get it set up and running but it does take patience as there are minimal directions that come with the tv. You have to download the manual from the internet....which I advise you to do so. All in all a very good buy in the 40" smart tv market. It does not have many bells and whistles thus the low price for this kind of tv. And....it doesn't hurt that it is made in the USA either.
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