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- Main Differences
- Market Context
- Design
- Picture Quality
- Motion
- Inputs
- Sound Quality
- Smart Features
- Comments
Vizio M Series 2018 vs Vizio E Series 2018
Side-by-Side Comparison
Products
Vizio M Series 2018
Vizio E Series 2018
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Updated Feb 22, 2024 02:42 PM
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TypeLED
Sub-TypeVA
Resolution4k
TypeLED
Sub-TypeVA
Resolution4k
Variants
- M55-F0 (55")
- M65-F0 (65")
- M70-F3 (70")
- E43-F1 (43")
- E50-F2 (50")
- E55-F1 (55")
- E65-F0 (65")
- E70-F3 (70")
- E75-F1 (75")
Our Verdict
Vizio M Series 2018
Vizio E Series 2018
The Vizio M Series 2018 is a bit better than the Vizio E Series 2018. The Vizio M Series 2018 has better local dimming which allows it to display better blacks in a dark room, and at the same time, it can get brighter so that you can also place it in a bright room without any issues. The M Series 2018 also has better HDR performance, whereas the Vizio E Series 2018 has slightly better reflection handling, which is great if you watch TV shows.