Best RGB TVs (2026): My Picks After Testing the Hottest TVs
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Televisions are evolving yet again. This time, the new kid on the block is mini RGB, which emits red, green, and blue lights through an LCD panel instead of just white or blue lights. According to Hisense, one of the first brands to debut an RGB LED TV, the technology is an attempt to produce “pure colors directly at the source."
The intended result is LED TVs with better colors, improved contrast, and much higher brightness—all designed as a proper alternative to OLED. Whether it's a giant leap forward, though, depends greatly on the kind of movies and shows you watch and your willingness to tweak a few settings. I tested five new models to get a taste of what's to...
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