Other features: ProGaming Engine, FreeSync Premium, Google Chromecast, Google Assistant, Alexa, Apple AirPlay 2, Apple HomeKit.Color: DCI-P3 color space/10-bit chroma resolution.HDR support: Dolby Vision, HDR10, HDR10+, HLG.Display type: Full-array local dimming with quantum dots ( VA-style panel).With pricing out of the way, let’s take a look at the PQX’s specs: Like the previous version of the P-Series Quantum X, this year’s 85-inch model is reported to have 792 total LED zones. We received our review unit on loan from Vizio. The P-Series Quantum X is available in just one screen size: 85 inches.
The Vizio PQX's full-array local dimming has 792 dimming zones. Folks spending this amount of money on an 85-inch TV would probably rather spend more on a TV that performs better, and folks who want a more affordable 85-inch TV will likely spend far less than the PQX’s asking price. What you’re left with is a TV that’s a decent fit for a very narrow segment of shoppers. Vizio’s built-in smart platform, while improved this year, is still nowhere near as flexible as some of its competitors. There’s also a considerable amount of light bloom, especially when viewed from off-axis positions. Unfortunately, the high-octane brightness of the PQX’s full-array LED panel lifts black levels during bright scenes. It offers enough in the way of next-gen gaming features for it to make a great gaming TV. It’s one of the brightest TVs we’ve ever tested and holds up beautifully in bright, sunny rooms. In many ways, the P-Series Quantum X (PQX) succeeds: Its picture quality, particularly in HDR, is great. This big, bright TV is great for gamers on a budget, but be wary of its flaws.
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