- Samsung Micro RGB TV uses millions of tiny RGB LEDs for better color accuracy and deeper blacks.
- Comes with Micro RGB AI engine that adjusts picture and sound for every frame in real time.
- Certified for 100% BT.2020 color space with glare reduction and long-term Tizen OS support.
The Samsung Micro RGB TV has officially launched, debuting with a massive 115-inch model that marks a major leap forward in display technology. Far from being just another oversized television, this model implements a new approach to how screens render color and brightness, aiming for a more accurate, natural, and immersive viewing experience.
Samsung Micro RGB TV: Everything you should know
This TV uses Micro RGB technology, which is different from normal backlight TVs. Instead of a white backlight, there are millions of tiny red, green and blue LEDs, each less than 100 micrometers in size, placed directly behind the screen. Because each LED is so small and controlled separately, the TV can make deep black areas and bright colors without affecting each other. It is one of the main reasons why the picture looks so rich and clear.
The TV comes with something called the micro RGB AI engine. This is a processor that looks at every frame of the video you are watching and adjusts the picture and sound in real time. One feature is the micro RGB Color Booster Pro, which can make dull or softer colors brighter and easier to see. This is useful in movies where some scenes are very dark or have light color tones.
Samsung claims the TV can show 100 percent of the BT.2020 color space, which is a standard for high quality content. This is not just marketing, because the TV has an official Micro RGB Precision Color certification from VDE, a well known testing institute in Germany. That means the color accuracy is tested and confirmed.
The Samsung Micro RGB TV also has Glare Free technology, so light reflections in bright rooms are reduced. The design is very thin and has a simple metal frame, which makes it look clean without distracting from the screen.
It runs on Tizen OS and comes with the updated Bixby voice assistant that now uses generative AI for better and more natural answers. For safety, there is Samsung Knox security, and Samsung is giving 7 years of Tizen OS updates, so the TV will stay updated for a long time.
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Price and availability
The 115-inch Samsung Micro RGB TV is currently available in South Korea for approximately $32,325 (44.9 million KRW). Samsung has confirmed plans to roll it out to the US and other global markets, along with additional size options in the near future.
The Samsung Micro RGB TV is aimed at people who want the best picture quality and a big screen experience at home. With its micro LED system, AI engine, certified color accuracy, and long-term software support, it is a big step in display technology. The only question left is how many people are ready to spend that much on a TV.
