Samsung Micro RGB TVs Show You More Colors Than Ever Before

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This year is shaping up to be the year of the RGB TV, with many brands releasing models for 2026 that are advertised as RGB. But with all the different marketing terms and claims flying around, it can be hard to know exactly what technology you’re really getting and whether it actually makes any difference in the color you see on your screen.

That’s not the case with Samsung Micro RGB TV. Lit with individual, micro-sized red, green and blue LEDs — not just standard “mini-LEDs” or white LEDs put through color filters — Samsung Micro RGB TVs don’t cut corners or dress up old technology in new jargon.

Samsung Micro RGB is the real thing: “More color than most TVs could ever hope for,” as CNET put it earlier this year.

Samsung was the first on the market to offer Micro RGB technology on the most popular consumer...

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