Samsung is taking its most expensive display tech and finally making it fit for a normal living room. And then on Wednesday, the tech giant announced it’s expanding its Micro RGB TV lineup for 2026, bringing sizes down from a massive 115 inches to a much more “human” 55 inches.
The thing is, while the 115-inch beast from 2025 cost roughly 30,000, these new sizes are meant to be the premium centerpieces of 2026. Here’s the kicker: Samsung is launching six different sizes—55, 65, 75, 85, 100, and 115 inches—to make sure there’s no excuse for having a “small” screen anymore.
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The Tech Behind the Glow
Don’t confuse this with regular LED or even OLED. Micro RGB is a weird, high-end hybrid.
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Independent Light: It uses tiny LEDs (under 100μm) that emit red, green, and blue light independently. This means you get 100% of the BT.2020 color gamut—basically the gold standard for hyper-realistic color.
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The “Brain”: The new Micro RGB AI Engine Pro handles frame-by-frame clarity. It’s got AI Upscaling and Motion Enhancer Pro, so even old sports clips won’t look like a blurry mess, or nothing.
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No More Mirrors: They’ve added Glare Free technology, so you won’t see your own reflection or the living room lamp during the dark scenes of a horror movie.
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The AI Companion & 3D Sound
Let’s be real, a TV in 2026 has to be more than just a screen. Samsung is baking in a new Vision AI Companion. It’s powered by an upgraded Bixby and LLMs (like Perplexity), allowing you to have a natural conversation with your TV about what you’re watching or even ask for travel tips.
On the audio front, every 2026 model will feature Eclipsa Audio. This is a new, open-source 3D spatial sound system co-developed with Google. It’s designed to compete with Dolby Atmos by delivering immersive 3D sound without the heavy licensing fees, potentially making “pro” audio more accessible.
We’ll get our first real-world look at these at CES 2026 in Las Vegas this January. They aren’t going to be “cheap,” but they’ll likely be priced closer to flagship OLEDs than to the price of a small car.
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