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In 2026, LG introduced the 75-inch Micro RGB evo MRGB95B, a new RGB LED television priced at $3,600. While the model benefits from the high brightness and color capabilities inherent to RGB LED technology, reviewer John Higgins concludes that it is not worth the price due to performance issues that cheaper competitors avoid.
The MRGB95B utilizes zones of individual red, green, and blue LEDs as backlights, allowing for higher color brightness and the ability to display more colors. The TV supports Dolby Vision, HDR10, and HLG, and features four HDMI 2.1 ports. It runs on webOS, which the reviewer finds less intuitive than alternative platforms like Google TV or Roku.
Higgins notes several material limitations, including out-of-the-box color inaccuracies that lean toward light blue and a highly reflective screen that creates distracting rainbows in lit rooms. Furthermore, the TV exhibits significant blooming in dark scenes and struggles with near-black shadow detail. Viewing angles are also described as poor, with colors washing out when viewed off-axis.
The reviewer suggests that the Sony Bravia 7 II and Hisense UR9 offer better value or performance. Additionally, Higgins argues that LG’s own G6 OLED and the Samsung S95H provide superior contrast, color accuracy, and viewing angles, ultimately making the MRGB95B a difficult recommendation compared to OLED alternatives.
