ZDNET lab tests found Samsung's R95H Micro RGB TV delivered a 1.84 Delta-E SDR score, a level considered perceptually perfect and competitive with premium OLED sets.
Louisville testing tied that result to Samsung's Micro RGB design—separate red, green and blue LED backlights with redesigned focusing lenses that reduce color bleed and blooming while sharpening contrast.
HDR was less precise out of the box: the R95H posted a 4.26 Delta-E score, above the ideal 3.0 threshold, though calibration was cited as a likely fix for tracking errors.
The set still reached 94.38% Rec. 2020 gamut coverage and 2,353 nits in HDR, giving it unusually wide color range and strong brightness even when default tuning pushes saturation too far.
At $3,200 for the 65-inch model, the R95H positions Micro RGB as a high-end OLED challenger whose picture quality could improve further as the technology matures.