Viewers who care about colour
Samsung's Precision Color 100 claim covers the whole BT.2020 space, evaluated to VDE criteria, which points at deeper reds and greens than most LCD televisions manage.














A Micro RGB television: an LCD panel lit by individually controlled red, green and blue LEDs, with 144 Hz variable refresh gaming and Tizen with Vision AI Companion.
Micro RGB is a backlight technology, not a new kind of panel. The screen itself is LCD; what changes is what sits behind it. Rather than blue LEDs with a colour conversion layer, as Mini LED uses, thousands of individually controlled red, green and blue LEDs mix colour at the backlight itself. Samsung states those LEDs measure under 100 micrometres.
What Samsung claims from it is Micro RGB Precision Color 100: full BT.2020 coverage, evaluated against VDE certification criteria. Ultimate Micro Dimming handles contrast, and because the light still comes from behind the panel rather than from the pixels, black depends on how finely those dimming zones are driven. The Micro RGB AI Engine takes care of upscaling and picture processing.
Samsung's Precision Color 100 claim covers the whole BT.2020 space, evaluated to VDE criteria, which points at deeper reds and greens than most LCD televisions manage.
The line runs up to 100 inches, with Ultimate Micro Dimming controlling the backlight and a wide viewing angle layer holding colour for anyone sitting off to the side.
All four HDMI ports take 4K at 144 Hz with variable refresh and FreeSync Premium Pro, and a 240 Hz dual line gaming mode is there at lower resolution.
individually controlled red, green and blue LEDs mix colour directly behind the LCD panel
full BT.2020 colour coverage claimed by Samsung, evaluated against VDE certification criteria
local dimming drives the backlight zone by zone to deepen the darker parts of a scene
100 Hz native panel with variable refresh to 144 Hz on all four HDMI ports
handles 4K AI upscaling and picture processing for broadcast and lower-resolution sources
apps, Art Store and Generative Wallpaper, with security updates promised until 31 December 2031
The panel in front is a conventional LCD, so this is not a self-emissive set and it is not micro-LED. The change is in the light source. A Mini LED backlight uses blue LEDs and a layer that converts some of that blue into other colours; Micro RGB instead uses discrete red, green and blue LEDs, which Samsung says measure under 100 micrometres, and mixes the colour of the light before it reaches the panel. Contrast still comes from local dimming zones rather than from pixels switching off.
Because the backlight already produces red, green and blue rather than filtering white, Samsung claims Micro RGB Precision Color 100, meaning 100 per cent of the BT.2020 colour space, evaluated based on VDE certification criteria. That is Samsung's own claim rather than an independent measurement, and it matters most on wide-gamut HDR material. HDR support is Micro RGB HDR+ with HDR10+ Adaptive, Gaming and Advanced plus HLG; there is no Dolby Vision.
The panel is 100 Hz native and takes variable refresh up to 144 Hz on all four HDMI ports, with a 240 Hz dual line gaming mode at reduced resolution. FreeSync Premium Pro, ALLM, Game Bar and the Gaming Hub are all present, though G-SYNC Compatible support is not listed for this line. Audio is Dolby Atmos with Object Tracking Sound Lite and Q-Symphony, and connections run to four HDMI with eARC and two USB-A.
The television and its stand, with every connection on the set itself as there is no separate connection box in this line.
Model: MRE75R85HAUXXU. Specifications are based on Samsung’s published UK/Ireland product information for this exact model and may be updated by the manufacturer.




| Specification | Samsung 75" R85H Micro RGB 4K Ultra HD HDR Smart TV (2026) | Samsung 75" QN80H Neo QLED 4K Ultra HD HDR Smart TV (2026) | Samsung 75" QN70H Neo QLED 4K Ultra HD HDR Smart TV (2026) | Samsung 75" The Frame Pro 4K Ultra HD HDR Smart TV (2026) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Screen size | 75-84 inch | 75-84 inch | 75-84 inch | 75-84 inch |
| Energy rating | E | E | D | F |
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