Pros:Great blacks1080p is upscaled well, with little if any artifactingThe TV has very, very low input lagHas tons, no I mean it, tons of inputs/outputsSmart TV functionality works wellCool remoteGood valueSmall bezelCons:Smart TV functionality is a bit slowHas somewhat significant ghostingTV is pretty reflective, but isn't glossyViewing angle could be betterOther Thoughts:The blacks look nice even with Local Dimming disabled. Color profiles are fairly accurate with very high colors by default, I have turned them down as it was a bit much. Most of the post processing functions were turned off or lowered as they were superfluous or just didn't do anything noticeable. WiFi works well, with Netflix never stuttering and if your WiFi is a problem there's a Ethernet port you can use instead. The M50-C1 automatically updated when it was in standby, and setup was easy. The TV remote helped setting up the WiFi connection and other info easy thanks to the keyboard that's on the back. The remote's keyboard is back-lit as well, which helps in dark conditions. Unfortunately only the back keyboard is back-lit. The smart functionality can easily be outshined by a Chromecast or a Roku: The input from the remote has a slight delay when browsing through apps, like Netflix. A dedicated device will be better, but the convenience of having the features built into the M50-C1 and with direct control through the included remote which has buttons just for Amazon Prime Instant Video and Netflix make this a want more than a need. The M50-C1 also has DLNA support built in lessening even further the need for a dedicated device to take up one of the many inputs you are given. USB storage can also be played back, but then again what doesn't now-a-days.I mainly use this for playing my Xbox One. The low input lag is really nice (with 19ms recorded by rtings.com). Make sure you use the 4K 60Hz port for your game console as it has even lower input lag compared to other ports and enable the lower input lag function in Picture settings. 1080p looks just fine on this TV and games appear/play well. If you try to notice it, you can see ghosting on most objects and for some viewers it can be annoying. The only thing that really annoyed me to the point that I had to turn it off was the function called clear action which is activated on the default Game picture setting. It causes a noticeable flicker, like looking at a CRT. The M50-C1 reflects quite a bit and if you're in a well lit room you can see yourself in the TV. On completely black scenes is this a problem and only in really well lit scenarios.Sound is alright, it's not bad and it's not great. For how thin the TV is the sound quality is better than I expected and if you're just watching TV or playing games you can get away without having a soundbar or external sound source. Which audio equalization, volume leveling, and even simulated surround the M50-C1 has some usual and unusual output adjustments. I was getting frustrated with some sounds missing from my Xbox One games, but it must have been my HDMI cable because once I swapped it out the issue hasn't appeared again. Setting up an external sound system is easy too because the M50-C1's HDMI-1 is an out/input for communicating with a soundbars(actually I think it's only Vizio branded soundbars) as well as the HDMI's use for video input. Also included is the usual Optical output and even RCA out, which I don't see often anymore. The audio out has both Variable or Fixed, which is nice.The stand it came with was just two legs that are made of metal that slide into slots at the bottom of the M50-C1. You secure them into place with two medium sized screws that do a good job of holding the legs securely in place and I have no worries of the TV falling over even though it's much different than every other stand I've seen on TVs/Monitors. I don't have a wall mount so I can't say how well it does with that, but it does have VESA standard mounting holes so I imagine it to be pretty straightforward and easy. I should also note that this is the first TV I have purchased since 2011, my last TV the LG 32LE5300 was a 32" 1080p. It had horrible input lag but looked amazing. It's nice to have both amazing picture quality and low input lag with the M50-C1.