One notable exception to Vizio's app lineup is YouTube - so if you watch a lot of YouTube you’ll be stuck casting or using another streaming device. While the overall selection of apps isn’t massive, and there’s no real app marketplace to get more, but most of the big ones are there, plus you can cast with Vizio’s SmartCast platform, which is handy. We'll cover the Apple features in more detail below, but the Quantum X also has direct access to Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, and more, all from the home screen. That's a game-changer if you're an iPhone user.

The Vizio P-Series Quantum X is a smart TV, but that goes beyond simply offering a smart platform for streaming: This is one of the first TVs out there to offer Apple AirPlay 2 functionality, opening it up to the entire Apple ecosystem. Image Credit: Vizio Smart TV (SmartCast 3.0) The big thing missing from the remote is a microphone - so you'll have to use an external smart speaker if you want voice controls. Above that, you’ll get a direction pad, and software buttons - including six app access buttons for apps like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and Vudu. It offers basic channel controls at the bottom, along with standard volume controls. The remote is well-designed, and simple, too. You’ll get a total of a hefty five HDMI ports, an optical port, an Ethernet port, and a USB port for powering your streaming devices. Ins and outs are found on the right side, with some being right-facing and some bottom-facing. The TV also has stunningly thin bezels, with sleek metallic legs, and it should look right at home in any living room that’s big enough. It’s much thinner than you might expect, coming in at around 2 inches at its thickest, which is surprisingly thin for an LCD TV in the first place. That said, the Vizio P-Series Quantum X 65 is a beautifully designed TV.

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