LG's New TV: Brilliant Colors, But Major Issues

LG's latest 75-inch Micro RGB evo MRGB95B, priced at $3,600, represents a significant push into RGB LED TV technology for the company. This new display offers exceptional brightness, reaching up to 4,011 nits, and vibrant colors covering 100 percent of the P3 color gamut. Despite these advancements, the television struggles with near-black detail and exhibits blooming when bright elements appear in dark scenes. Color accuracy is also a concern, with a noticeable blue tint affecting whites and skin tones, an issue unexpected at this price point.

The MRGB95B also faces challenges with its highly reflective screen, which can cause distracting rainbow effects and make dark scenes difficult to view. Viewing angles are limited, with colors washing out when viewed off-axis. While the TV performs adequately in bright rooms, its shortcomings become more apparent in darker environments or when compared to competitors.

In the competitive landscape of 2026, LG's RGB LED TV faces stiff competition. Models like the Sony Bravia 7 II, priced significantly lower, offer better color accuracy and reflection handling. Even LG's own G6 OLED and Samsung's S95H, available at comparable or slightly higher prices, provide superior overall performance, including better color accuracy and viewing angles, with OLEDs offering unparalleled contrast and zero blooming. The MRGB95B ultimately highlights LG's ongoing difficulty in creating competitive LED TVs, potentially pushing consumers towards their own OLED offerings.