LG's 75-inch Micro RGB evo MRGB95B TV reviewed, found to have several issues

LG Enters RGB LED Market

LG, a prominent OLED manufacturer, has released its 75-inch Micro RGB evo MRGB95B TV, priced at $3,600, as part of a broader industry shift towards RGB LED technology in 2026. This model is the smallest of three available sizes and features four HDMI 2.1 ports and Dolby Vision support.

Performance and Drawbacks

The MRGB95B delivers a bright picture and vibrant colors, which are benefits of RGB LED technology. However, the TV exhibits several drawbacks, including color inaccuracy out of the box, a highly reflective screen, and more blooming compared to competitors. These issues detract from its overall value, especially given its price point.

Software and Connectivity

The TV operates on LG's webOS platform, which is described as fast but less intuitive than Google TV, Apple TV, or Roku. It supports all major streaming applications. The article notes recent scrutiny regarding webOS security vulnerabilities and continuous audio recording, which LG has denied. Users can opt out of webOS terms by using an external streaming device.

RGB LED Technology Explained

RGB LED TVs utilize individual red, green, and blue LEDs for backlighting, differing from traditional white or blue LED backlights that rely heavily on color filters or quantum dots. While RGB LED TVs still use color filters, the colored backlighting reduces the filter's workload, allowing for higher color brightness and a broader range of displayable colors. LG and Samsung refer to this as Micro RGB, while others use Mini RGB LED.