LG MRGB95 86MRGB95BUA.ACC 86"

The LG MRGB95's 86-inch RGB Mini-LED screen is a color-rich, bright masterpiece that's a joy to look at. Just know that the audio, HDR, and smart features are all subpar, so budget for a soundbar and a streamer. It's a specialist's display for people who prioritize pure picture size and color above all else.

The display itself is a knockout, landing in the 95th percentile of our database. That RGB Mini-LED tech pushes colors that are genuinely rich and vibrant without looking cartoonish. Picture quality is strong overall, but HDR performance is a real letdown, sitting near the bottom of the pack. It just doesn't get bright enough in the right ways to make high-dynamic-range content pop. Gaming is solid at 120Hz, but it's middle-of-the-pack compared to dedicated gaming TVs, and the built-in audio is one of the worst we've measured. You'll hear it, but you won't feel it.

Stacked against the Sony BRAVIA XR A95L, the LG wins on sheer size and brightness, but Sony's processing and HDR tone mapping are in a different league. The Samsung Neo QLED QN990F is a more direct competitor in the 8K space and offers a more polished all-in-one experience. If you're willing to go even bigger, the 98-inch TCL QM7K or 100-inch Hisense U8QG deliver shockingly good value with better smart platforms and audio, though their color volume won't quite match this LG's RGB Mini-LED panel. You're trading refinement for raw size and color here.

At $6300, you're paying a massive premium for that 86-inch screen and the new RGB Mini-LED tech. The picture is beautiful, no doubt, but the corners cut on audio, HDR punch, and the smart platform make the value proposition tough. You can get a 98-inch TCL QM7K that's more well-rounded for less money. This LG feels like a specialist's screen, a gorgeous panel that needs external help to truly shine.

LG's 86-inch MRGB95 is a statement piece. It's massive, it's bright, and that new RGB Mini-LED backlight is the real deal for color. You're getting a 4K 120Hz panel that absolutely dominates a room, and the flush-fit wall design makes it look like it belongs in a high-end gallery, not just a living room.

But here's the thing. For a TV at this size and price, the audio is shockingly weak and the smart platform feels like an afterthought. It's a gorgeous screen that you'll almost certainly need to pair with a soundbar and a streaming stick to get the full experience you're paying for.

Skip this if you want a premium all-in-one experience. The audio and smart platform are too weak for the price. If you don't want to mess with external speakers and a streaming box, a Sony or Samsung in this range will treat you better right out of the box.

This TV is for the person who wants a massive, beautiful canvas on their wall and already plans to build a separate audio system around it. If you just want the best out-of-the-box experience, keep shopping. But if you're a home theater enthusiast who treats a TV as a pure display and nothing more, that 86-inch RGB Mini-LED panel is a stunner that's hard to ignore.