Stunning color quality if you tweak the picture modes. Contrast and brightness rival OLED and QLED. Exceptional control over the settings.

The mute and input buttons are hard to find on the remote. Achieving the best picture quality requires a lot of tinkering with settings. VRR gaming mode did not work with a recent gaming laptop. Artwork lacks texture.

Television Tech is constantly evolving, with micro and mini RGB LEDs as the latest innovation to hit screens. Both micro and mini RGB technologies work by emitting tiny red, green, and blue lights to achieve more color accuracy, better contrast and brightness, and richer blacks than what you’d get from traditional LED and OLED TVs. The new LG Micro RGB Evo might well make you question your OLED purchase from a few years ago.

I tested the 75-inch LG Micro RGB Evo—the smallest model in the flagship line—that retails for $5,000. It's also available in 86-inch ($7,000) and 100-inch ($8,000) sizes. The RGB TV market is quite crowded, making it tough to know which to consider: There’s the