Trending Now - RGB LED Technology Begins to Replace Mini-led Tvs

WHO:

Hisense, Samsung, LG, Sony, TCL, Tom's Guide

WHAT:

RGB LED technology is being introduced in 2026, potentially replacing Mini-LED TVs.

Hisense is set to release the UR9 and UR8 RGB Mini-LED TVs.

Samsung is set to release the R95H Micro RGB TV.

In 2025, Samsung released three Mini-LED TVs: the QN70F, QN80F, and QN90F.

In 2026, Samsung has confirmed the QN70H and QN80H but has not announced a new QN90 model.

Hisense offered three Mini-LED options in 2025: U6 Series, U7 Series, and U8 Series.

In 2026, Hisense has confirmed new versions of the U6 and U7 but not the U8.

WHERE:

The developments are occurring in the television industry, with specific mentions of brands like Hisense and Samsung.

WHEN:

The year 2026 marks the introduction of RGB LED technology.

The release of RGB LED TVs from Hisense and Samsung is expected in the coming weeks of 2026.

Samsung's Mini-LED TVs were released in 2025.

WHY:

Brands are investing in RGB LED technology for brighter and purer colors compared to Mini-LEDs.

HOW:

RGB LED TVs utilize an array of ultra-small LEDs arranged in dimmable zones, specifically red, green, and blue LEDs.

(UPDATED March 22, 2026 23:22 UTC)

In a significant shift for the television industry, 2026 will see the introduction of RGB LED technology, which promises brighter and purer colors than the current Mini-LED TVs. Hisense is preparing to launch the UR9 and UR8 RGB Mini-LED TVs, while Samsung will unveil the R95H Micro RGB TV, alongside confirmed updates to their existing models. This move follows Samsung's release of three Mini-LED TVs last year and Hisense's offerings, as both brands continue to innovate in the quest for superior display technology.