The TV landscape is poised to shift this year, as manufacturers go all-in on Micro RGB technology that aims to topple OLED by delivering superior color accuracy and peak brightness — all while achieving comparable black levels and without OLED’s usual compromises in longevity and screen size.
I recently spent a full day putting Samsung’s 115‑inch MR95F through its paces, lining up a mix of carefully selected films and shows to really see what this monster of a TV could do. As Samsung's first Micro RGB TV, and the first set of its kind to land in Australia, I approached the MR95F with astronomical expectations — and for the most part, it lived up to them. At AU$41,999 ($29,999 / £24,999), you’d certainly hope it would.
Walking into my hands-on session, I knew I’d be getting a big, bright, expensive showpiece — one that wasn’t necessarily a realistic option for most households. However, it did give me a glimpse of what home cinema will look like when Micro RGB finally trickles down to normal-human pricing and sizing, and that outlook is incredibly promising.
Having spent six consecutive hours with Samsung's cutting-edge 115-inch MR95F Micro RGB TV, here are my key takeaways about the television that’s bound to shake up the industry.
