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Samsung's new Micro RGB technology delivers SDR color accuracy comparable to premium OLEDs by minimizing color bleed through redesigned focusing lenses. However, HDR performance remains inconsistent out of the box, indicating that factory calibration is still necessary for optimal results. This marks a significant shift in display capabilities, challenging the long-held assumption that OLED represents the absolute ceiling for TV performance.

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Samsung's R95H Micro RGB impressed me more than any TV since my first OLED

ZDNetJune 4, 20265 min read

ZDNET's first Data Byte dives deep into Samsung's latest Micro RGB screen technology in the R95H TV. Here's what the numbers tell us.

The Samsung R95H's display tech minimizes color bleed and sharpens contrast. SDR color accuracy rivals that of premium OLED models, according to lab tests. HDR performance is less consistent out of the box, requiring calibration. The Samsung R95H marks a significant entry into the display market, claiming chromatic fidelity and luminance performance comparable to those of established Organic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED) technology. I'll admit that in my nearly 10 years of testing and reviewing TVs, I thought that OLED was as good as it was going to get.…

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