Samsung Micro RGB R95H Review: Color Performance Falls Short of Competitors

Samsung's Micro RGB R95H television, priced at $3,200 for the 65-inch model, fails to deliver the vibrant colors and precise picture-quality controls of competitors like LG's Micro RGB Evo. The anti-glare technology makes movies and games look subdued, and benchmark tests show inferior skin-tone variance and color processing. While setup is easy with a single pedestal foot and the remote is intuitive, the Tizen OS had issues with Netflix installation. The TV supports 120-Hz and 165-Hz refresh rates for gaming, and AI Soccer Mode Pro enhances sports viewing. However, overall color performance in movies and streaming is lackluster compared to LG and Hisense RGB models. The 75-inch Samsung R95H also retails for $4,500, matching the LG's price but lacking the same picture quality.