LG 95B Series 100MRGB95BU 100.3"

LG's first Micro RGB TV delivers triple 100% color coverage and elite gaming performance on a massive 100-inch screen. The display quality is surprisingly average for the price, but the gaming score is near the top of our database. Worth it if you want the biggest, most color-obsessed screen available and can find a deal under $5,000.

Gaming is where this TV earns its keep. A 97th percentile gaming score puts it near the top of our database. The 0.1ms response time and native 120Hz panel mean fast-paced games stay crisp. Four HDMI 2.1 inputs is generous. Most TVs give you two. The α11 AI Processor 4K Gen3 handles upscaling well, and Motion Booster keeps action smooth. Audio is solid too. The 2.2 channel setup with Dolby Atmos hits 86th percentile. But the display score sits at 41st percentile. For a TV built around color precision, that's a head-scratcher. The Micro RGB tech promises richer colors, but our benchmarks suggest real-world brightness and uniformity don't always match the marketing.

Against the Samsung QN990F, the LG wins on pure color ambition. Samsung's QLED is proven, but it can't touch triple 100% color coverage. The Sony BRAVIA 9 K85XR90 is smaller at 85 inches but likely delivers better picture quality per inch. Sony's processing is just more refined. The TCL QM8K and Hisense U8 are the value plays. You'll get 80-90% of the experience for half the price. But none of them are 100 inches. That's the LG's trump card. Size plus color tech plus gaming speed. No one else offers that combo right now.

Here's the thing. Prices in the US range from $4,270 to $7,000 across five listings. That's a $2,730 spread, which is absurd. If you're buying this, shop around hard. The cheapest listing is your friend. At $4,270, you're getting a massive 100-inch screen with unique color tech and top-tier gaming. At $7,000, you're paying early adopter tax on a first-gen product. The 3rd percentile affordability score tells you everything. This is not a value play. It's a flagship flex.

LG's 100-inch 95B Series is a statement piece. It's their first swing at Micro RGB backlight tech, and the color story is wild. We're talking 100% coverage of BT2020, DCI-P3, and Adobe RGB. That's a flex most TVs can't even attempt.

But it's not all sunshine. The display and picture quality scores land in the middle of the pack, which feels weird for a TV this ambitious. The gaming chops are elite though. 120Hz, 0.1ms response, four HDMI 2.1 ports. This thing wants to be your everything screen.

Skip this if you're on any kind of budget. The price starts at $4,270 and climbs fast. Also skip it if you're a home theater purist who prioritizes perfect black levels and shadow detail over color saturation. The display score suggests this panel doesn't beat cheaper OLEDs where it counts for movie watching. And if you don't game, you're paying a premium for gaming features you'll never use.

Buy this if you want the biggest, most color-obsessed screen LG has ever made and you game seriously. The 100-inch size is the headline, but the gaming performance is the real story. It's a 97th percentile gaming display hiding in a living room TV. If you're a movie purist who cares about perfect black levels and shadow detail, maybe wait for gen two. First-gen RGB tech is exciting but unproven. This is for early adopters with big walls and bigger budgets.