LG Enters the Micro RGB LED TV Market with New 75-inch Model
LG has released its new 75-inch Micro RGB evo MRGB95B television, a $3,600 display that utilizes new RGB LED technology. While the model offers high brightness and color performance, it faces criticism regarding screen reflectivity and value compared to competitors.
LG, a company traditionally associated with its market-leading OLED television technology, has expanded its 2026 lineup to include Micro RGB LED displays. The company’s new 75-inch MRGB95B model, priced at $3,600, represents a shift toward the industry-wide adoption of RGB LED technology, which is also being utilized by competitors like Samsung and Sony.
According to testing, the MRGB95B excels in providing a bright and vibrant picture, leveraging the inherent color capabilities of the new LED technology. However, the review highlights significant drawbacks, specifically noting that the panel is highly reflective. Furthermore, the report suggests that while the TV performs well in specific lighting environments, it struggles with issues that are not present in some of its less expensive competitors. The analysis concludes that for many users, LG’s established OLED technology remains a superior choice despite the advancements in the new RGB LED line.
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✓ Only outlet to report: Provided specific pricing ($3,600) and model number (MRGB95B) for the new hardware.
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