LG Micro RGB Evo Review: High Picture Quality, High Price
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A review of the 75-inch LG Micro RGB Evo television, priced at $5,000, reports that the TV offers superior picture quality compared to several competing models. The TV uses micro RGB technology, which emits tiny red, green, and blue lights for improved color accuracy, contrast, and blacks. The reviewer tested the 75-inch model, the smallest in the flagship line, and noted that the TV is heavy at 88.6 pounds but easy to set up. The review compares the LG model to other RGB TVs on the market, including Samsung, TCL, Hisense, and Sony models, with prices ranging from $2,200 to $7,000. The reviewer states that the LG and Samsung Micro RGB models are superior in picture quality to the others tested. The article notes that the TV’s value depends on the settings used, and that the RGB TV market is crowded.
What’s reported
The 75-inch LG Micro RGB Evo retails for $5,000.
The TV is also available in 86-inch ($7,000) and 100-inch ($8,000) sizes.
The TV uses micro RGB technology, which emits tiny red, green, and blue lights for better color accuracy, contrast, and blacks.
The reviewer tested the 75-inch model and found it superior in picture quality to competing models from Samsung, TCL, Hisense, and Sony.
The TV weighs 88.6 pounds and required assistance to lift into place.
Setup was described as easy, with legs that pop into place with two screws.
The TV has dark gray bezels and an all-black design, and can sit flush against a wall when mounted.
Sources: Wired
