Get ready for a TV revolution! Samsung's Micro RGB LED TVs are about to take over your living room, and we're not talking about just any ordinary TV here. These are game-changers!
John Higgins, a seasoned reviewer with over two decades of experience in the AV world, has shared some exciting news. Following the launch of the massive 115-inch Micro RGB TV last August, Samsung has revealed that its Micro RGB technology is now available in more manageable sizes, ranging from the aforementioned behemoth down to a more modest 55 inches. While the 115-inch model might be a dream for some, it's the smaller sizes that are truly exciting for most of us.
The new Micro RGB TVs will come in a range of sizes, including 55, 65, 75, 85, 98, and 100 inches, with the 115-inch MR95F model still leading the pack. We're eagerly awaiting more details about pricing and release dates, which we expect to hear about at CES in January. And here's where it gets interesting: these Samsung TVs are currently the smallest Micro RGB TVs on the market, outdoing the competition.
LG recently announced its own Micro RGB TV, but it only goes down to 75 inches. Hisense's RGB mini-LED offering tops out at 116 inches, and TCL's Q9M RGB mini-LED, which is only available in China so far, starts at 65 inches. So, Samsung is leading the pack in terms of size options.
But what exactly sets these Micro RGB TVs apart? Well, it's all about the LEDs. Samsung's Micro RGB technology utilizes individual red, green, and blue LEDs in each cluster, and these LEDs are less than 100 micrometers in size - that's smaller than a human hair or a dust particle! By using RGB LEDs as the backlight instead of the usual white or blue, these TVs offer superior color purity and brightness. It's a game-changer for picture quality.
We'll get an even better look at these new TVs at CES 2026 in January, so stay tuned! And remember, size isn't everything - it's the quality that counts. So, are you ready to upgrade your living room with one of these Micro RGB LED TVs? Let us know in the comments if you think this technology is the future of home entertainment!
