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Walmart picked up Vizio for its advertising business
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You now need a Walmart account to use some features on a Vizio TV, and you can’t access any of the streaming apps on the Vizio Mini LED Quantum without agreeing to its activity data policy, which lets Walmart collect all your usage data.
Key facts
- When the reporter first started testing Vizio’s 65-inch Mini LED Quantum TV, the reporter thought the big story was that Vizio was back and that it had a quantum-dot TV for under $398, the cheapest on the market
- The Mini LED Quantum is the cheapest quantum-dot TV you can get, but Walmart’s tracking is worrisome
- You now need a Walmart account to use some features on a Vizio TV, and you can’t access any of the streaming apps on the Vizio Mini LED Quantum without agreeing to its activity data policy
- If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission
Summary
The Mini LED Quantum is the cheapest quantum-dot TV you can get, but Walmart’s tracking is worrisome. If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. When the reporter first started testing Vizio’s 65-inch Mini LED Quantum TV, the reporter thought the big story was that Vizio was back and that it had a quantum-dot TV for under $398, the cheapest on the market. HDR formats: Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HDR10, HLG.