Samsung TMR75R95H TV Test: Micro RGB, 2,842 nits and Pentonic 800, the LCD of all superlatives

In the face of fierce competition, the Samsung TMR75R95H stands as a true demonstration of technological muscle in our lab. The keystone of this unprecedented display architecture is based on a Micro [abc]RGB[/abc] matrix backlighting system, lined with triplets of microscopic diodes natively emitting the primary colors red, green, and blue. A major innovation which, combined with the Micro RGB AI Engine Pro processor (based on the MediaTek Pentonic 800 SoC), delivers stunning image dynamics with a peak luminance measured at 2,842 nits and, above all, a literally titanic color volume.

 

Samsung TMR75R95H TV, Color Booster Pro and ultimate gaming performance Beyond its raw power, the Samsung TMR75R95H shines through the mastery of its algorithms. The Micro RGB Color Booster Pro function thus works wonders to preserve colors of unprecedented richness and saturation in very bright highlights, avoiding image washout (the Achilles' heel of White Oled screens). Gamers are not left out, with a native 100 Hz panel capable of reaching up to 165 Hz in [abc]VRR[/abc] (and even 240 Hz in [abc]1 080p[/abc] thanks to the DLG function), unofficial but perfectly functional G-Sync compatibility, not to mention the integration of Gaming Hub to enjoy Cloud Gaming services directly with a controller, without a console. Finally, the Tizen 2026 ecosystem gains even more fluidity and marks the welcome return of the native Google Cast function.

 

As explained in our review, the surgical SDR and HDR results obtained after calibration and the incredible absorption of ambient light by the Glare Free coating make it the ultimate screen for living spaces. Our ultra-comprehensive review of Samsung's latest model is available immediately by clicking on the following link: Samsung TMR75R95H