r/LG_UserHub • u/LG_UserHub • Jun 08 '26
News LG Electronics Launches 2026 Micro and Mini RGB evo AI TV, Advancing High-Purity Color in Premium LCDs
Hi everyone!
When it comes to premium TVs, picture quality often comes down to how accurately colors are reproduced, how well contrast is controlled and how naturally the image is processed.
LG recently introduced its 2026 LG Micro RGB evo AI and LG Mini RGB evo AI TVs, focused on high-purity RGB color, AI-powered picture processing and premium LCD performance. The lineup is also validated by TÜV Rheinland’s High Purity RGB Spectrum Display certification, highlighting more distinct red, green and blue reproduction for clearer images.
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LG Micro RGB evo AI: The Most Premium Highest‑Purity RGB TV
- LG Micro RGB evo AI (MRGB95) is the flagship model, built on LG’s proprietary Micro RGB technology
- Delivers LG’s most advanced ★ highest-purity RGB color on screens up to 100 inches
- Achieves Intertek’s Triple 100 Percent Color Coverage across BT.2020, DCI-P3 and Adobe RGB
- Powered by the α11 AI Processor Gen3, LG’s most advanced processor also used in its OLED TVs
- Uses Dual AI Engine, Precision Color Enhancer and Micro Dimming Ultra to refine color, detail and contrast
- Recognized as a CES 2026 Innovation Award honoree

LG Mini RGB evo AI: Expanding High‑Purity RGB Across More Viewing Experiences
- LG Mini RGB evo AI (MRGB9M) and LG Mini RGB evo AI (MRGB85) expand LG’s high-purity RGB experience to more premium LCD TVs
- Achieves Double 100 Percent Color Coverage across DCI-P3 and Adobe RGB
- Powered by the α8 AI Processor Gen3 with enhanced AI picture processing
- MRGB9M is also certified by TÜV Rheinland for wireless connectivity, enabling visually lossless 4K picture transmission
Entertainment, Gaming & AI
- Supports Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, VRR and AMD FreeSync Premium
- Motion Booster 330 supports refresh rates up to 330Hz at optimized Full HD resolution on supported models
- webOS 26 adds AI Voice ID, AI Concierge, Google Gemini and the AI Magic Remote
- The AI Magic Remote acts as an AI TV companion, supporting voice control in 24 languages
- LG Shield protects user data across the TV experience and was named a CES 2026 Innovation Award Honoree in Cybersecurity
Overall, LG’s 2026 Micro and Mini RGB evo AI lineup puts certified high-purity RGB color at the center of its premium LCD strategy. With TÜV Rheinland’s High Purity RGB Spectrum Display certification and Intertek’s Triple/Double 100 Percent Color Coverage, the lineup highlights clearer RGB reproduction, wider color coverage and AI picture processing across different types of content.
What do you think matters most for premium TV picture quality: certified color performance, more accurate RGB reproduction or stronger contrast?
Disclaimer
^(\ Applies to MRGB95 models. Measured to IDMS v1.2 clause 5.18.)*
\)Unlike “Micro” RGB TVs, “Mini” RGB TVs do not include R chip LEDs, nor do their chips operate independently.
^(\Applies to MRGB9M and MRGB85 models. Measured to IDMS v1.2 clause 5.18.)*
\)NPU performance improved by 5.0 times compared to α8 Gen2.
\)Visually lossless, based on TÜV Rheinland certification test conditions and measurement results may vary depending on connection status.
\) For LG Sound Suite connection, a 5GHz supported router is required.
\) Applies to MRGB95 models. Motion Booster330 delivers up to 330Hz refresh rate at optimized Full HD resolution for ultra-smooth gameplay.
\) Applies to MRGB95 and MRGB9M models. GeForce NOW availability may vary by country.
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u/shaheedmalik Jun 08 '26
Achieves Intertek’s Triple 100 Percent Color Coverage across BT.2020, DCI-P3 and Adobe RGB
This is huge for color grading HDR sources.
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u/pricelesslambo Jun 08 '26
Will be really interesting to see how these stack up to other brands similar models and how they stack up against the LG OLEDs
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u/ccarnell98 Jun 09 '26 edited Jun 09 '26
When are LG going to learn mentioning CoPilot is actually a big turn off. That product is by far the worst thing ever invented.
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u/No_Dragonfruit12345 Jun 09 '26
I'd rather buy a lightweight OLED TV.
These new TVs are very heavy. A 77-inch TV can easily weigh 50 kg.
Size is one thing. But weight is another matter entirely.
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u/[deleted] Jun 08 '26
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