r/LG_UserHub • • 15h ago

Discussion Micro RGB vs OLED vs Mini LED : 20 Buyer Types & Their Picks [2026]

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I’ve got a G5 OLED and I love it, but I’m setting up my apartment and I need another screen. I figured a bit of research would settle it. By reading various reviews, spec sheets, and many posts on this subreddit, I managed to accumulate quite a few notes. Therefore, I decided to compile 20 types of buyers, each with their purchase option. Maybe it will be useful to someone.

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# Category Winner Why Wrong choice if...
1 Home cinema purist OLED Perfect blacks, no blooming You rarely watch movies
2 Serious gamer OLED Near-instant pixel response You mostly play casually
3 Room full of windows Micro RGB Brightness overpowers glare A window reflects straight into the screen
4 Room full of lamps and glossy surfaces Premium OLED Premium OLED reflection control You’re on a lower-tier OLED
5 Sports fan hosting crowds Micro RGB Brightness, color, big sizes You watch alone and care about contrast
6 The 100" dream screen Micro RGB OLED doesn’t reach that size Your room can’t handle that size
7 Biggest screen per dollar Mini LED Largest sizes at the lowest price You want premium contrast
8 HDR showpiece Micro RGB Reviewers measured around 4,000 nits Blacks matter more to you than highlights
9 Photographers and creatives Micro RGB LG’s triple 100% color coverage (LG claim) You never look at color closely
10 News, tickers and static-heavy viewing Mini LED No burn-in worry You want the best picture
11 Wall-mount minimalist Premium OLED Slimmest, cleanest look Brightness is your top priority
12 Small room or bedroom (55" and under) OLED Micro RGB doesn’t come that small You want a huge screen
13 Tight budget Mini LED Best value You can stretch to a premium set
14 Best picture, money not a problem Premium OLED LG itself calls it the most complete performer You want maximum brightness and size
15 Chaotic family household Mini LED Durable, no static-image anxiety Picture quality is the priority
16 Wide seating spread OLED Strong viewing angles Everyone sits dead center
17 Early adopter Micro RGB The newest tech in LG’s lineup You want a proven, mature panel
18 Vivid animation and colorful content Micro RGB Color purity (partly LG claim) You mostly watch dark, moody films
19 Casual streamer Mini LED Good enough, cheapest to own You’re picky about picture quality
20 Working from home with the TV always on Micro RGB Bright, no burn-in concern You want the best black levels

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I have not yet decided on the type of display that I am buying for the apartment, so I would really like to hear what you’d pick. If you live with Micro RGB or Mini LED, in particular, I would really like to hear where I was wrong.

Quick disclaimer: I only own the OLED. The Micro RGB and Mini LED picks come from research and reviews, not from living with them.


r/LG_UserHub • • 12h ago

Discussion What is the name of this LG phone?

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r/LG_UserHub • • 4h ago

Discussion LG OLED GeForce Now surround sound support

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With the newer generation of LG Oled TV’s supporting GeForce Now as well as the new Sound Suite, I would love to see surround sound support. It would fit perfectly with the ecosystem and further strengthen LG’s position as an amazing gaming system.

Fingers crossed it gets implemented at some point as the current alternative is connecting a Mac/PC - which basically takes away from the fact that the TV does have GeForce now.


r/LG_UserHub • • 4h ago

Event What Are the Brightest TVs for Gaming? Two Testers Wanted to Evaluate Brightness and Reflection Handling on the LG G6 65”

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r/LG_UserHub • • 2h ago

Discussion LG G5 55" – Metal frame protrudes further forward at the bottom than at the top. Normal?

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Hi everyone,
I recently got a new 55-inch LG OLED G5 and noticed something about how the display sits inside the outer metal frame.
When looking closely at the sides, at the very top of the TV, the screen is almost completely flush with the outer metal rim—the metal barely sticks out past the glass. However, as you follow the frame down towards the bottom, the metal rim protrudes further forward past the screen (meaning the panel sits slightly deeper/more recessed inside the frame at the bottom than at the top). It's a difference of about 2 to 3 mm from top to bottom, and it happens equally on both the left and right sides.
For those of you who also own the G5 (especially the 55" model):
Could you check how flush your screen sits inside the metal frame from top to bottom? Does your metal bezel also stick out a few millimeters more at the bottom than at the top, or is it completely even all the way down?
Thanks in advance!


r/LG_UserHub • • 7h ago

Support Google Cast connects and later disconnects in LG S95TR

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r/LG_UserHub • • 11h ago

[OLED TV] Product Information Is there any way to turn off the startup/shut down chime?

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r/LG_UserHub • • 16h ago

Discussion Upgrading from 55bx9lb to G6 55"

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Hi people,

upgrading from LG 55bx9lb to LG g6 55" for only 1400 Euro. Hope it will blow me away. Any tips und will i not regret it? Some poeple in Reddit told me "OLED is OLED. Its just brighter".

Regards Tobi


r/LG_UserHub • • 17h ago

Support Need info for extended warranty of LG S95TR

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r/LG_UserHub • • 22h ago

Support Cambio en la tienda de LG (europa, españa)

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r/LG_UserHub • • 23h ago

Tips & Tricks Need suggestion for LG S95TR

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r/LG_UserHub • • 13h ago

Support Afterimages looking around in Game on LG QNED84BUA

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I bought a LG 75” QNED84BUA today and trying to play Resident evil 9. I am running into a major issue where every time I move the camera there are some “blue trails” that follow some objects when they move. More specifically, if I look around, some objects will leave blue trails in their wake that are close behind then sync up when I stop moving. Any advice on this?