LG’s RGB LED TV is good for certain situations, but an OLED is better

LG, a long-standing leader in OLED display technology, has entered the competitive 2026 market for RGB LED TVs with its new 75-inch Micro RGB evo MRGB95B. Priced at $3,600, the device represents a shift in strategy for the manufacturer as it attempts to compete with other major brands adopting this display technology. While the MRGB95B offers decent performance suitable for specific viewing environments, the review suggests that consumers seeking superior contrast and picture quality should still prioritize LG’s OLED offerings. The transition to Micro RGB technology highlights the industry's ongoing efforts to refine LED backlighting, yet the inherent advantages of OLED panels remain difficult to surpass for high-end home entertainment. Ultimately, while the MRGB95B is a capable piece of hardware, it serves as a niche alternative rather than a replacement for the company's flagship OLED lineup.