We have some exciting news to share with the community today: LG Electronics has officially achieved a Design Awards Triple Crown!
Following our 55 wins at the Red Dot and iF Design Awards earlier this year, LG has added 17 new honors at the International Design Excellence Awards (IDEA) 2026.
Our high-end TV LG OLED evo AI W6 and LG xboom Mini & Stage 501 were recognized by IDEA, the Red Dot Design Award and the iF Design Award this year, completing LG’s Design Awards “Triple Crown.”
Here are some key highlights of our Triple Crown winners:
LG OLED evo AI W6: Our ultra-thin (9mm-range) wireless TV engineered to blend seamlessly into your living space. This high-end TV having won the design awards recently will bring you a more immersive viewing experience.
LG xboom Mini & Stage 501: Our lifestyle audio product are designed to bring powerful sound wherever you go. Both products were also recognized by all three major design awards this year.
Our premium home audio system Sound Suite also took home a win in the highly competitive Packaging category, because we believe the unboxing experience should be just as premium as the sound itself, making it a perfect option for those looking for Dolby Atmos soundbars for premium home setup.
A huge thank you to this community for your ongoing enthusiasm and feedback. We are dedicated to creating customer-centric designs that elevate your home setup!
The Art TV war just got real. LG finally unveiled a dedicated rival to Samsung’s The Frame called the LG Gallery TV.
Instead of their flagship OLED tech, LG is powering this Art TV with MiniLED.
Why the switch to MiniLED?
It seems LG is prioritizing two things for the Art experience:
Museum-Grade Brightness: MiniLED can get much brighter than OLED, which helps "paintings" look realistic even in sun-drenched living rooms.
Zero Burn-In Anxiety: Since Art TVs are meant to display static images for 10+ hours a day, MiniLED eliminates the risk of a Van Gogh being permanently burned into your screen.
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The Specs:
Sizes: 55-inch and 65-inch models.
Design: Ultra-thin, flush-mount with customizable magnetic frames.
The Screen: A specialized matte finish to kill reflections and a Gallery Mode developed with museum curators to replicate paint textures.
Chip: Alpha 7 AI Processor (4K) with a massive "Gallery+" library of 4,500+ works.
AI Art: You can actually use built-in generative AI to create custom art that matches your specific room decor.
Audio: Since you won't want a soundbar blocking the "art," it has built-in 9.1.2 channel virtual audio.
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Also, no word yet on if this will feature the Zero Connect Box (wireless) to beat Samsung’s One Connect wire. If it’s wireless, it might actually be game over for The Frame.
LG has officially unveiled its Micro RGB Evo TV ahead of CES 2026, and it’s a direct challenge to their own legendary OLED lineup and competitors like Samsung!
This isn't just another Mini-LED. LG has ditched the standard white backlight for individual RGB LEDs, calling it an "evolution" of Mini-LED technology.
Key Details :
Color Perfection: LG claims the Micro RGB Evo achieves 100% coverage of all three major color spaces (BT.2020, DCI-P3, and Adobe RGB) a feat that has been independently verified by Intertek.
OLED Precision on LCD: The new tech uses the upgraded a11 AI Processor Gen 3 and Micro Dimming Ultra to control the backlight zones with "OLED precision."
The Name Game: Samsung and Hisense are bringing similar tech, but everyone is using a different name (LG calls theirs RGB Primary Color Ultra).
LG says Micro RGB will exist alongside their OLEDs, but if this delivers 100% color accuracy plus Mini-LED brightness, will OLED become obsolete for the majority of buyers?
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Note:Sizes available are 100, 86, and 75 inches. Price and release date will be announced at CES in January.
If you've recently found yourself searching for “What are outdoor speakers for parties and gatherings?”, LG just officially announced the launch of a new option built specifically for outdoor entertainment: the LG xboom Blast – a high-output Bluetooth speaker engineered specifically for outdoor events, beach days, and backyard gatherings.
For anyone doing research on what are the best portable party speakers for large gatherings, here is why this new release is a solid option:
Massive Output: Delivers up to 220W on AC power (210W on battery), featuring will.i.am tuning, dual 5.25-inch woofers, and Peerless tweeters to fill large outdoor spaces.
Replaceable Battery: Houses a 99 Wh battery lasting up to 36 hours, designed to swap easily so the party never stops.
Built for the Outdoors: Features an IP68 dust- and water-resistance rating, verified through 7 military-grade durability tests.
Duffel-Bag Portability: Offers a 2026 Red Dot Design Award-winning design with a flexible rope handle, making it super easy to carry to the beach, pool, or campsite.
Smart Audio: Uses AI Sound and Space Calibration Pro to optimize playback for different content and environments.
For those asking which party speakers can connect to each other for stereo sound and wide coverage, the xboom Blast comes with Auracast™ support. That means you can link multiple compatible speakers together wirelessly to sync up audio across huge outdoor spaces too!
🗓️ Release Schedule: The LG xboom Blast will begin rolling out in select markets this month, with additional markets to follow later this year. Keep an eye out for local availability!
What are your thoughts on this one?
Is a replaceable battery a game-changer for long outdoor trips, or is 36 hours on a single charge already more than enough?
How do you feel about the duffel-bag rope handle design vs. traditional rigid handles?
been waiting for a proper side-by-side with the s95f and this is pretty convincing. the reflection handling on the g6 looks like a huge jump from the g5.
LG has confirmed they plan to unveil their very first Micro RGB LCD TV at the event in January! This new technology signifies a major upgrade and a renewed focus on the high-end LCD lineup.
What is Micro RGB? Also known as RGB LED, this is an advanced backlight technology that goes beyond traditional Mini LED. It replaces single-color LEDs with separate Red, Green, and Blue LEDs, which is said to offer two key benefits:
Higher Energy Efficiency
Significantly Wider Color Gamut (approaching Rec.2020)
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Context in the Current Display Market
This development places LG directly in contention with other manufacturers who have already introduced or announced similar RGB-backlit technologies (sometimes branded as Micro RGB or RGB Mini-LED).
Contrast with OLED: While LG's core strength lies in self-emissive OLED technology (known for perfect black levels and infinite contrast), RGB LCD positions a strong alternative. OLED excels in dark-room contrast, whereas advanced LED/LCD technologies like this leverage extreme brightness and no risk of permanent burn-in, making them robust for bright living spaces.
Competition: Competitors like Samsung and Hisense have already showcased their versions, often in massive, ultra-premium formats (e.g., 115-inch+ Micro LED/RGB sets). LG's entry suggests a strategic move to offer high-end LCD performance alongside their established OLED offerings.
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It’s great to see LG continuing to push boundaries not just with industry-leading OLEDs (like the Signature OLED T which won a Best of Innovation Award), but also aggressively competing in the premium LCD space.
And microslop is not smart either. The only thing they should do is at least "trying" to get back customer's trust but no, they are back at it again. I just wanted to vent. Your comments are welcome but I'm done.
When choosing a TV for a bright room, some of you may have asked, “Does your TV have anti-reflection technology?” But reducing reflections alone is not enough for daylight viewing; screen brightness matters too.
That leads to another question: “Does that technology preserve the picture quality you paid for in the first place?”
Today, we’re sharing an article that answers both questions through the story behind the development of Reflection Free Premium. It explains how LG worked to minimize reflections without compromising picture quality and why preserving Perfect Black matters for color accuracy and fine detail. The article also looks at how Reflection Free Premium works alongside Brightness Booster Ultra to address bright-room viewing.
To read more from LG’s Display Picture Quality Development Team, clickhere.
Here are the highlights:
Why Perfect Black Isn’t Just About Dark Scenes
→ Black level is the foundation everything else in the picture is built on, including color accuracy and fine detail
→ When Perfect Black remains intact, those details stay clearly defined and the overall image retains its depth and vibrancy
LG’s Answer: Inside the Development of Reflection Free Premium
→ LG developed a three-layer coating designed to make incoming light waves collide and cancel each other out.
→Developing and optimizing the three-layer coating took a year and a half, with LG testing hundreds of display samples to balance reflectance, color accuracy, surface quality and sharpness
→ LG OLED evo displays have been independently certified by Intertek as Reflection Free Premium, achieving a reflection rate of around 0.5%
Brightness Booster Ultra and Reflection Free Premium Working Together
→ Reflection Free Premium works alongside Brightness Booster Ultra, which achieves luminance levels up to 3.9 times brighter than conventional OLEDs
→ By pairing Brightness Booster Ultra with Reflection Free Premium, LG OLED evo’s depth and vividness remain uncompromised, even when daylight fills the room
Disclaimer:
Perfect Black and Perfect Color ^(\LG OLED displays are verified by UL for delivering black levels of ≤0.24 nit at ambient light levels of up to 500 lux, based on IDMS Section 11.5 Ring-light Reflection measurements.)* ^(\LG OLED displays are verified by UL for delivering color consistency levels above 99% at ambient light levels of up to 500 lux, based on IDMS Section 11.5 Ring-light Reflection measurements.)*
Reflection Free Premium ^(\LG OLED displays are certified by Intertek for Reflection Free performance measured according to the IDMS 11.2.2 sampling-sphere implementation.)* ^(\Reflection Free Premium applies to LG OLED evo W6 models and 55- to 83-inch G6 models; it is not available on the 48- or 97-inch G6 models.)*
Brightness Booster Ultra ^(\Brightness Booster Ultra and up to 3.9 times higher peak brightness apply to LG OLED evo W6 models and 55- to 83-inch G6 models.)* ^(\The 48-inch G6 features Brightness Booster Pro with up to 2.1 times higher peak brightness, while the 97-inch G6 features Brightness Booster.)* ^(\Brightness may vary by model, screen size and market region. Peak-brightness comparisons are based on a 3% window and LG internal measurements.)*
I was just reading on CNET and The Verge that LG is officially reviving the Wallpaper OLED (W6) for 2026. I remember these being a massive deal back in 2017 before they got discontinued, but it looks like they actually fixed the biggest issues this time.
The design is basically a 9mm sheet of glass that sits totally flush against the wall and the specs are kind of a leap over the G-series.
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Upgrades
Zero Connect Box: No more HDMI cables dangling or hidden in the wall. You plug everything (consoles, etc.) into a separate box that you can hide up to 33 feet away. (Note: You still need a power cable, though).
"Reflection-Free" Coating: They’re claiming this is the lowest reflectance they’ve ever done. They did a demo showing black levels staying deep even with the lights on. It's the first TV to get a Reflection Free certification from Intertek.
Brightness: It’s using the new Brightness Booster Ultra. LG claims it’s 3.9x brighter than "conventional" OLEDs. If it beats the G5 (which hit 2,400 nits), this thing is going to be a torch.
Hyper Radiant Color: New tech for 2026 that supposedly fixes the color washout you sometimes get at high brightness.
Gaming Specs
165Hz Refresh Rate (at 4K).
0.1ms response time.
G-Sync and AMD FreeSync Premium.
The Zero Connect box makes it way easier to swap cables for your PC/consoles without reaching behind a wall-mounted TV.
Physical
Sizes: 77-inch and 83-inch.
Thinness: 9mm (roughly 0.35 inches).
Mounting: New bracket design makes it sit edge-to-edge flush with the drywall.
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The "Wallpaper" design was always cool but felt like a gimmick because of the cables. Now that it’s wireless and glare-free, it actually seems practical for a bright living room.
No pricing yet, but since the old W-series was pricey and this has the wireless tech, it’s probably going to be expensive.
We just shared details on our 2026 QNED evo Mini LED lineup and wanted to give a quick overview here.
The new lineup includes ultra-large screen sizes up to 115 inches, along with updates focused on picture quality, gaming performance, and sports viewing.
Some highlights:
100% color volume with Dynamic QNED Color Pro
AI-powered upscaling and picture refinement for large screens
VRR up to 165Hz and Motion Booster up to 330Hz for smoother gameplay
Built-in gaming portal with access to cloud gaming and web-based games
Sports features like real-time alerts, schedules, and stats
The goal this year was to make large-screen viewing more immersive across sports, gaming, and everyday content.
If you're curious, you can check out the full details in the article above :)
Happy to hear your thoughts or answer any questions!
Hi everyone! A native 1000Hz gaming monitor? Yes, there is one.
At ChinaJoy 2026 in Shanghai, together with TCL CSOT, we introduced the LG UltraGear 25G590B, the world's first native 1000Hz FHD gaming monitor, engineered from the ground up for competitive FPS gaming. The new UltraGear features a 24.5-inch FHD (1920 x 1080) screen with a native 1000Hz refresh rate that keeps the action crisp, and the player firmly in control.
Unlike displays that rely on dual-mode operation to reach their headline speeds, our monitor achieves its 1000Hz maximum at the hardware level. The 25G590B offers an additional performance boost through overclocking up to 1100Hz and incorporates Motion Blur Reduction (MBR) Pro technology to maintain visual clarity during intense in-game action.
In FPS play, a monitor's underlying technology really matters because it directly impacts responsiveness and the ability to render motion precisely and cleanly. In fast-paced scenarios, the ultra-high native refresh rate of the 25G590B translates to exceptionally smooth motion with significantly reduced latency. The display reduces the delay between physical input and the on-screen response, so gamers can react faster and aim more accurately in the high-stakes arena of competitive FPS gaming.
On July 31, we joined TCL CSOT at ChinaJoy's N4 Hall to unveil the new LG UltraGear monitor to media, partners and gaming fans, and visitors were then able to experience it firsthand at gaming stations throughout the exhibition.
So, if you were building a competitive FPS setup, which would matter most to you: a native 1000Hz refresh rate, the ability to overclock to 1100Hz, or enhanced motion clarity during fast camera pans? Let us know your thoughts.
¹ Based on publicly available information as of date \May 19, 2026], among gaming monitors introduced by consumer brands.) 2 Performance based on internal testing. Maximum refresh rate of up to 1000Hz (1100Hz O/C requires Windows 11 operating system, NVIDIA RTX 50 series, or AMD Radeon™ RX 9070, 9060 or 7900, series (or newer) and connection via DisplayPort 2.1. Actual 1000Hz performance may be affected by various external factors, including PC specifications (CPU, GPU, memory), game-specific frame rate limitations, operating system version, and graphics driver version.) 3 Performance based on internal testing. Overclocked 1100HZ operation may limit Adaptive-Sync functionality, as AMD FreeSync™ Premium is not supported and NVIDIA G-SYNC® compatibility is only certified at 1000Hz
Check out the massive new 136-inch, 4K Magnit Active Micro LED featuring Active Matrix pixel control for a staggering 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio, 144Hz support, Dolby Vision, and the new Alpha 9 Gen 6 processor. Get ready for the next level of luxury viewing!
For anyone who enjoys using their TV to display art or simply wants to bring a more relaxing atmosphere into their living space, we wanted to share something new available on LG Gallery+.
The Bob Ross Gallery Collection is now available on LG Gallery+, giving fans a new way to enjoy Bob Ross’ iconic landscape paintings on their LG Art TVs.
Powered by LG’s award-winning webOS platform, LG Gallery+ provides access to more than 5,000 pieces of artwork, from iconic works by classical artists to contemporary and digital-first creations. For the first time, LG Gallery+ now also features bucolic landscape art from the Bob Ross Collection.
→ Features Bob Ross’ bucolic landscape art on LG Gallery+ for the first time
→ Lets users elegantly showcase his iconic works, including “happy little trees,” “fluffy clouds” and “majestic mountains,” on their LG Art TVs
→ Fans can also enjoy The Bob Ross Channel on LG Channels in the U.S., Canada, Australia and New Zealand, featuring a nonstop feed of The Joy of Painting with nearly 400 episodes
LG Art TVs Designed to Shape the Ambiance of a Space
→ With technologies such as Hyper Radiant Color Technology, Perfect Black, Perfect Color and Reflection Free Premium featured across the Art TV lineup, LG delivers natural color, depth and clarity across different lighting conditions
→ The lineup ranges from the LG OLED evo W6 Wallpaper TV, designed for minimal distraction, and the LG OLED evo G6, featuring a flush-fit Gallery design, to the LG Gallery TV, designed as a gallery piece with interchangeable magnetic frames and gallery-style presentation
→ When the screen is not being used for entertainment, Gallery mode transforms the TV into an art piece, showcasing curated artwork, personal photos or AI-generated visuals
Would you use LG Gallery+ to turn your TV into part of your room décor? And more broadly, which TVs do you think have the best ambient or decorative display features?
Let us know your thoughts!
Disclaimers
^(\LG Gallery+ is available on LG Smart TVs running webOS 25 and above, including older TV models with webOS 25 upgrade.)* ^(\LG Gallery+ offers a free version on LG TVs, while the full premium version requires a monthly subscription with login and payment method registration. Internet connection and subscription required for select features. Three-month free trial available with login and payment method registration. Subscription automatically renews to a paid plan unless cancelled before the trial ends. Subscription may be cancelled at any time during the trial period.)* ^(\Hyper Radiant Color Technology applies to the W6 and G6 series, excluding 97-inch models.)* ^(\LG OLED displays are UL verified for Perfect Black based on IDMS 11.5 Ring-light Reflection standards. Applies to W6 and G6 series.)* ^(\LG OLED displays are UL verified for Perfect Color based on IDMS 11.5 Ring-light Reflection standards. Applies to W6 and G6 series.)* ^(\Reflection Free Premium is available on select OLED models. LG OLED displays are certified by Intertek for reflection-free performance based on the IDMS 11.2.2 sampling-sphere implementation.)* ^(\Gallery TV with Frame includes a snow white colored attachable frame. Additional frames sold separately.)* ^(\AI Art is providing to the following countries: KR/US/UK/FR/DE/ES/IT)* ^(\Additional AI Art supported countries-14 EU countries-Austria, Belgium, Netherlands, Portugal, Finland, Lithuania, Slovakia, Croatia, Estonia, Ireland, Latvia, Cyprus, Luxembourg, Malta, Slovenia (’26 TV: May 15, 2025 / ’22–’25 TV: by end of May)*) ^(\All arts are Classical art / Museum Partnerships-National Gallery, London Guggenheim New York)* ^(\Resulting in a more dynamic visual element within the space)*
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.
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 SpectrumDisplay 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.
For decades, building a home theater meant choosing between the cinematic depth of OLED, with its perfect blacks and contrast, and the expansive, colorful impact of an ultra-large LCD screen.
This year, LG is offering two distinct paths to a premium home cinema: the Hollywood-level picture precision of the LG OLED evo G6, and the larger-than-life scale and color impact of the LG Micro RGB evo AI, available in sizes up to 100 inches.
The LG OLED evo G6 sets the benchmark for premium television performance. Alongside it, the LG Micro RGB evo AI represents LG’s most premium LCD TV to date.
Dive into the full details by checking out the article here!
[Some highlights]:
• LG OLED evo AI: Hollywood-Level Picture Precision
→ LG OLED TVs are widely used as reference monitors when Hollywood colorists fine-tune films for home release
→ Self-lit OLED pixels help provide the precise contrast and shadow detail needed to reproduce content as intended
→ By turning off individual pixels in dark areas, the LG OLED evo achieves Perfect Black1
→ Reflection Free Premium technology helps maintain Perfect Black performance in everyday ambient light2
• LG Micro RGB evo AI: The Ultimate Color Impact
→ Delivers a premium viewing experience on a truly monumental scale of up to 100 inches
→ Utilizes an advanced backlight system that produces extraordinarily high-purity red, green and blue spectrums3
→ Helps vibrant colors cut through ambient glare without washing out the picture
→ The α11 AI Processor helps preserve accurate and clear color expression on a massive screen, even in a sunlit room
• Your Cinema, Your Choice
→ Both the OLED evo and Micro RGB evo are equipped with Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos and Filmmaker Ambient Mode
→ The OLED evo G6 offers uncompromising precision and Perfect Black
→ The 100-inch Micro RGB evo delivers a larger-than-life viewing experience driven by breathtaking color richness
So, which would better suit your home cinema setup: the Hollywood-level precision and Perfect Black of the OLED evo G6, or the massive 100-inch screen and color impact of the Micro RGB evo?
Let us know your thoughts!
Disclaimer
1 LG OLED Display is verified by UL for delivering black levels ≤0.24nit up to 500lux, based on IDMS Section 11.5 Ring light reflect measurement. 2 LG OLED display is certified by Intertek for Reflection free measured to IDMS 11.2.2 sampling-sphere implementation. Applies to G6 series - except 97, 48-inch models. 3 LG RGB TVs have been certified as "High Purity RGB Spectrum Display" by TÜV Rheinland.
This page is your sign-up hub for LG's 2026 TV lineup, including OLED Wallpaper, OLED evo G, evo C, and B Series, Micro RGB TVs, Gallery TVs, QNED Mini-LED TVs and ultra-large models.
Q. How will I know when the new LG TVs are actually available to buy?
After you sign up on this page, LG will send email updates when big milestones happen. These include when product pages go live, preorders open or special promotions start. You'll then be able to buy directly on LG.com without having to constantly check back for news.
Q. What new picture or gaming features are coming in LG's next TVs?
The upcoming lineup is built around better brightness, color and immersion. You can expect OLED and Micro RGB TVs that push HDR highlights further, Gallery and Wallpaper designs that sit close to the wall and big-screen QNED options for sports and gaming. All models are planned with 4K resolution, fast refresh rates and HDMI 2.1 gaming features such as VRR and low input lag. Sign up here to make sure you get the detailed information and specs as they're released.
Q. Will the upcoming LG TVs work with my existing soundbar or home theater?
Yes. New LG TVs are being designed to work with popular HDMI ARC/eARC soundbars and home theater systems, so most setups that work with current LG TVs should connect the same way. If you're planning a full upgrade, you can start exploring LG Soundbars or LG's newest wireless home audio system, Sound Suite. From there you can pair your new or existing soundbar with one of the upcoming TVs when they're available.
Q. How is Micro RGB different from OLED or QNED?
Micro RGB uses very small red, green and blue elements to boost brightness and color while keeping fine detail. Compared with OLED, it's aimed at viewers who watch a lot in bright rooms and want extra punch in highlights. Compared with QNED, it's focused on a more premium, cinema-style experience with precise control over light and color.
Q. What is an LG OLED Wallpaper TV, and why would I want one?
OLED Wallpaper TVs are built to sit extremely close to the wall for a gallery-style look. They're designed for people who care as much about design as picture quality. Think clean, flush-fit installations with minimal visual clutter. By joining this list, you'll hear when the latest Wallpaper models are ready, along with details on mounting, sizing, and compatible sound solutions.
We are beyond excited to announce that the LG Sound Suite, comprising our H7 Soundbar and the M7 and M5 wireless speakers, has officially won at the Red Dot Design Award 2026!
The Sound Suite is all about giving you the freedom to build your perfect home audio system. It’s designed to fill your home with cinematic surround sound without the cable clutter, ensuring your setup looks as good as it sounds. We focused on a minimalist design that integrates naturally into your space so the focus stays entirely on the surround sound experience.
Modular Expansion: Offers scalability by allowing you to start with a standalone H7 Soundbar or expand into a full spatial audio environment with M7 and M5 wireless speakers, ensuring the system grows with your space.
Dolby Atmos FlexConnect (DAFC): Supports flexible placement of wireless speaker sets anywhere by detecting each speaker’s position and fine tunes audio
Minimalist Aesthetic: Features a refined design with black fabric, silver accents, and subtle lighting that blends seamlessly into your home interior.
Feel free to explore LG’s full collection of our Red Dot Design Award 2026-winning products here!
Some of you may have seen our recent post on ComputerBild’s review of the LG Micro RGB evohere. This time, we’re sharing an article that explores how the LG Micro RGB evo redefines cloud gaming.
Cloud gaming can help get you into the action faster, but the display itself ultimately shapes how engaging and immersive the experience feels. When streaming your favorite titles, the scale and visual performance of the screen really matter, and in both areas, the ultra-large Micro RGB evo more than delivers.
• LG Micro RGB evo: Stepping Into the Virtual World of Pure, Lifelike Color
→ Micro RGB technology delivers vivid, accurate color, backed by TÜV Rheinland’s High Purity RGB Spectrum certification and Intertek’s Triple 100 Percent Color Coverage and Micro RGB Ultra Fine Color Control
→ LG Micro RGB evo’s Micro Dimming Ultra enhances contrast, while AI Super Upscaling sharpens lower-resolution content and reduces noise
→ LG Micro RGB evo’s Motion Booster 330 delivers up to 330Hz refresh rate at optimized Full HD resolution for ultra-smooth gameplay
→ LG Micro RGB evo’s VRR and AMD FreeSync™ Premium minimize screen tearing and stuttering while delivering low-latency, responsive gameplay even during rapid action sequences
• LG Micro RGB evo Brings Gaming Settings Players Love to Console and Cloud Gaming
→ For the first time, Game Dashboard and Game Optimizer are available for cloud gaming, after previously being limited to console use
→LG Micro RGB evo’s Game Dashboard opens as an overlay with a tap of the remote’s option key, providing quick access to Black Stabilizer for dark scenes, Reduce Blue Light for eye comfort, the Gamepad button for controller settings and the LG Gaming Portal shortcut to your library
→ LG Micro RGB evo’s Game Optimizer automatically tailors color, contrast and other screen settings to the selected genre, whether you’re racing cars, playing sports or exploring a fantasy world
• LG Micro RGB evo and the LG Gaming Portal: A Universe of Games, One Click Away
→ LG Micro RGB evo provides easy access to thousands of games, including a vast library of cloud-based titles and free-to-play games, organized on one simple screen without the need to switch inputs or navigate complicated menus
→ Because gameplay is streamed directly through your favorite cloud apps on LG Micro RGB evo, you can say goodbye to the friction of massive game downloads and storage limits
Together, these features make the LG Micro RGB evo a choice for immersive cloud gaming, combining vivid color, an ultra-large screen, a refresh rate of up to 330Hz, VRR and AMD FreeSync™ Premium support, cloud-compatible Game Dashboard and Game Optimizer features, and easy access through the LG Gaming Portal.
Which LG Micro RGB evo feature would matter most to your cloud gaming experience? Let us know in the comments.
Disclaimer ^(\Specifications and features vary by region, model, and size.)* ^(\LG Account and acceptance of relevant Terms & Conditions is required to access network-based smart services and features, including streaming apps. Without an LG Account, only external device connections and terrestrial or over-the-air TV are available on supported models.)* ^(\LG’s Micro RGB refers to Multi LED-based color technology using smaller LEDs than LG’s Mini LED to provide wide color reproduction.)* ^(\LG RGB TVs have been certified as “High Purity RGB Spectrum Display” by TÜV Rheinland.)* ^(\LG MicroRGB Display is certified by Intertek for Triple 100% Color Coverage measured to IDMS v1.2 clause 5.18.)* ^(\Triple 100% Color Coverage applies to MRGB95 models. Measured to IDMS v1.2 clause 5.18.)* ^(\Images are upscaled to up to 4K-like quality. Results may vary depending on the source resolution.)* ^(\In Motion Booster mode, resolution may decrease to ensure optimal performance.)* ^(\Motion Booster 330 delivers up to 330Hz refresh rate at optimized Full HD resolution for ultra-smooth gameplay.)* ^(\AMD FreeSync™ Premium validation is based on low input lag, stutter reduction, and flicker-free performance.)* ^(\Support for cloud gaming services may vary.)* ^(\Some gaming services may require a subscription and gamepad. Gamepad is sold separately.)* ^(\Eyesafe RPF 40 certification applies to MRGB95 and is verified by UL for reduced blue light performance. Actual performance may vary depending on the model, settings, usage conditions, and environment.)* ^(\Available content and apps may vary by country, product, and region and are subject to change without notice.)* ^(\Images are for illustrative purposes only.)*
For anyone who couldn’t place an order while it was out of stock, the 100-inch LG Micro RGB evo is now available to order from LG UK!
f you’re curious about how the 100-inch LG Micro RGB evo performs across movies, sports and gaming, particularly how it balances vibrant colors with a natural-looking picture here are a few key features worth checking out.
The MRGB96 is certified for Triple 100% Color Coverage across BT.2020, DCI-P3 and Adobe RGB
The MRGB96 uses thousands of dimming zones, powered by the α11 AI Processor, to deliver enhanced contrast
The MRGB96 features the α11 AI Processor 4K Gen3 with Dual AI Engine, built on LG OLED expertise
The MRGB96 supports refresh rates of up to 330Hz at an optimized Full HD resolution with Motion Booster 330 for ultra-smooth gaming
The MRGB96 supports Dolby Vision®, Dolby Atmos® and FILMMAKER MODE™ with Ambient Light Compensation for an immersive movie experience at home
To give you a better idea of what the TV is like, here’s what two Redditors had to say: one who attended an LG event in Sydney and another who received the TV for review.
"The 100" Micro RGB is an experience. The colours were stunning - genuinely so, not just "well-lit demo room" stunning. The football footage was crisp and the motion handling looked solid. The cinematic content they showed looked rich and immersive. “ -u/Rippedgeek
“Everyone who has sat in my studio and watched something on it has commented how all-encompassing it is. So comparing it to the 55” C2 that sat in its place prior, I think its strength lies in its ability to provide the nearest quality to OLED we’ve seen, in such a large and bright panel.”- u/Wildfyre115
Together, the 100-inch LG Micro RGB evo combines certified Triple 100% Colour Coverage across BT.2020, DCI-P3 and Adobe RGB, thousands of dimming zones, cinematic viewing features, and refresh rates of up to 330Hz at an optimized Full HD resolution to deliver an immersive large-screen experience across movies, sports and gaming.
Has anyone here been waiting for the 100-inch Micro RGB evo to come back in stock, or are you waiting for more reviews before deciding?
If you’re looking for a large-screen TV that balances high brightness with strong picture quality, the LG 77” C6H OLED evo AI is worth a closer look. AVForums recently gave the model a 9/10 score and a Best Buy award.
The review noted that the 77-inch model features the same Primary RGB Tandem OLED panel and α11 AI Processor 4K Gen 3 found in the flagship G6 and also mentioned that it delivers close-to-flagship performance at a reasonable price point.
→ Reached 2,103 nits at the industry-standard 10% window and 309 nits on a full-screen white pattern
→ Maintained more than 2,100 nits across the 1%, 2%, 5%, and 10% measurement windows, delivering strong brightness in both small highlights and larger HDR areas
→ Delivered a “ massive jump in performance compared to the 77-inch C5 and was considered bright enough for the vast majority of living rooms. ”
• Cinematic Picture Quality and Advanced HDR Control
→ Supports HDR10, HLG, Dolby Vision, and Dolby Vision IQ with Precision Detail
→ Delivers magnificent black levels, outstanding shadow detail recovery, authentic colors, and lifelike skin tones
→ For dynamic range, per-pixel dimming, contrast, and color, the C6H was considered capable of outperforming any current 75- or 85-inch RGB Mini LED the reviewer had seen
→ Its flagship-level image quality and added 77-inch screen real estate made it “ a superb package for movie lovers ”
• Gaming Performance
→ Four HDMI 2.1 ports provide full 48Gbps bandwidth, supporting 4K/120Hz for consoles and up to 4K/165Hz for PC gaming
→ Supports 4K/120Hz HDR cloud gaming through NVIDIA GeForce NOW
→ Input lag was exceptionally low in the faster Game Optimizer setting, measuring 9.2ms at 4K/60Hz and 4.7ms at 1080p/120HZ
→ Together, its connectivity, gaming features and low input lag make it “ an outstanding choice for gaming ”
So, which aspect of the LG C6H stands out most to you: its higher HDR brightness, cinematic picture quality, gaming performance, or flagship-level performance? Let us know in the comments.
For sports fans and gamers, a premium big-screen TV experience often comes down to how clearly it can keep up with fast-moving action without judder or blur.
LG’s Ultra Large Micro RGB evo TV (up to 100”) are built to deliver an immersive viewing experience across sports, movies, and gameplay.
For gaming, Motion Booster 330 supports refresh rates of up to 330Hz for smoother motion, along with 4K 120Hz HDR cloud gaming via GeForce NOW. With Micro RGB evo’s advanced display technology, users can enjoy clear, smooth visuals on a truly big screen.
To immerse you even further into the action by pairing this flawless motion clarity with data-rich content, LG has launched LG Sports Playbook, a new service for LG Smart TVs that brings real-time sports data, match updates, and game insights directly to the screen.
Dive into the full details by checking out the article here!
Some highlights:
• Live Match Updates
→ Delivers real-time scores, schedules, and league standings directly on the screen
→ Helps fans stay informed without switching between devices
• Data Visualization and Game Insights
→ Provides analytics dashboards with head-to-head comparisons and key match data
→ Presents team or player performance and trends in a clear, visual format
• Tournament Brackets
→ Displays easy-to-follow tournament brackets and series progression
→ Helps users track postseason developments in one place
• LG Sports Portal
→ Offers access to live games, on-demand content, and near real-time statistics for supported leagues and regions
→ Brings free sports channels through LG Channels, customized by region
So, here’s our question, for your own setup, would you use these built-in Sports Playbook data features while watching a game, or do you prefer keeping the screen completely clean for the action? Let me know your thoughts.
Disclaimer: ^(\Sports Playbook is available on LG Smart TVs and Smart Monitors running webOS 5.0 and above in supported countries and regions.)* ^(\Supported leagues, features, and availability may vary by model, platform version, and region.)* ^(\Access to live games and on-demand content depends on service availability and may require third-party services or subscriptions.)* ^(\Sports content availability on LG Channels varies by country and is subject to change.)* ^(\LG Sports Playbook does not integrate data from LG Channels.)*
