
Hisense · 2026 · RGB Mini LED
UR9 RGB Mini LED
65 · 75 · 85 · 100″
List from
$3,500
Display technology
A Mini LED backlight built from red, green and blue LEDs rather than white-ish light and filters.
How it works
A conventional Mini LED TV lights its panel with blue or white LEDs and uses a color-converting layer to make the full range of colors. RGB Mini LED backlights use separate red, green and blue LEDs behind the LCD panel instead.
The aim is purer primary colors and finer control over the color of the backlight itself. It is the newest idea in LCD TVs, so there are few models and a smaller body of independent testing.
This is general background on the technology, not a rating of any one TV. Models differ a great deal inside every technology, which is why each product page keeps manufacturer claims apart from independent measurements.
The models
5 models in the catalog, 5 with independent measurements. Scores are calculated from published specs and measurements, and every one shows its working on the product page.

Hisense · 2026 · RGB Mini LED
65 · 75 · 85 · 100″
List from
$3,500

Sony · 2026 · RGB Mini LED
65 · 75 · 85″
From
$3,598

Hisense · 2026 · RGB Mini LED
55 · 65 · 75 · 85 · 100″
List from
$1,299

Samsung · 2026 · RGB Mini LED
65 · 75 · 85″
From
$2,500

Sony · 2026 · RGB Mini LED
55 · 65 · 75″
From
$1,398
Questions
It is designed to improve color, but that does not automatically make every model better. Results depend on the implementation, so look for independent measurements of the exact TV rather than relying on the label.
No. RGB Mini LED is an LCD with a colored-LED backlight. QD-OLED is an OLED, where each pixel makes its own light.
The technology is new, and independent testers need time with each model. Where measurements are not published for a TV, the product page says so instead of guessing.
Other display technologies
Pixels that make their own light. Perfect black, near-instant response.
OLED’s blacks with quantum-dot color volume.
Thousands of tiny backlights for huge brightness.
Quantum-dot LCD: richer color at mainstream prices.
The everyday TV. Simple, affordable, gets the job done.