LG Enters the RGB LED Fray in 2026 with the Micro RGB evo TV
LG has confirmed it is releasing its first flagship RGB TV in 2026, marking a significant shift in the TV industry.
Meanwhile, the Micro RGB evo TV will be released in 100-, 86-, and 75-inch sizes, with US pricing to be announced at a later date.
However, the TV will use an upgraded version of LG’s Alpha 11 processor, usually reserved for the company’s high-end OLED displays like the LG G5.
What is Micro RGB Technology?
Moreover, micro RGB technology is not microLED, which uses microscopic red, green, and blue LEDs for each pixel.
Consequently, the RGB technology we’re seeing here from LG (and in other instances from Samsung, Hisense, and eventually Sony and TCL) uses red, green, and blue LEDs in clusters that provide light for multiple pixels.
Impressive Images but High Prices
In addition, the versions of RGB LED tech from Hisense and Samsung I’ve seen so far have been incredibly impressive, with punchy, vibrant images that are better than anything currently on the market.
However, they’ve also been huge TVs that cost tens of thousands of dollars — not something most of us will ever put in our homes.
A New Era for TVs?
Therefore, now that each TV company seems to be releasing its own versions, and in smaller sizes, hopefully prices will come down to a more reasonable level.
Meanwhile, CES — and 2026 in general — looks to be the year of the RGB TV as more companies are likely to release flagship models with the technology.
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