Apple AirPlay2 allows streaming from Apple devices.Cinemawide Black Bar Detection – Automatically detects ultra-wide 21:9 movie content and dims the backlight in the top and bottom black bars for deeper black levels.UltraBright 2700 – up to 2700 nits of peak brightness for brighter picture images (P75X).UltraBright 1200 – up to 1200 nits of peak brightness for very bright picture images (P75).Full-array LED backlighting with local dimming for very deep black levels – the P75 has 240 LED zones, the P75X has 480 LED zones.Both models are compatible with Dolby Vision, HDR10 and HLG HDR formats HDR – High Dynamic Range extends picture contrast and brightness when viewing HDR content.Quantum Dot Color technology for vibrant and richer color reproduction.Overall, both P-Series models are handsome in appearance and have very good build quality.

The stands provide very good support for the displays allowing only minimal amounts of panel wobble. The stand design on both units is identical with the exception of the P75X being fashioned in a chrome finish while the P75 sports a flat finish. The maximum panel thickness is the same on both TVs and measures approximately 2.65”. The P75 border that runs along the bottom of the screen is thicker than the sides and top borders. In physical appearance, both models appear almost identical and feature very thin borders that surround their screens and measure just over ¼” in width. The 65” screen sizes should have similar picture quality to the 75” models in their respective class variants. From this point on I will refer to them as the P75 and P75X. For this review, I evaluated the 75” models – the P759-G1 which is the Quantum, and the PX75-G1 which is Quantum X. Both variants are available in 65” and 75” screen sizes. The latest P-Series is available in two variants: The Quantum and Quantum X.

Vizio p series reviews