What is Micro RGB and how does it differ from Mini LED?

Micro RGB uses tiny individual red, green and blue LEDs behind the panel rather than a white backlight filtered through color. That gives purer color and finer local dimming, though this first generation has fewer zones than the best Mini LED sets.

Is it good for gaming?

Yes. The panel is native 120 Hz with Motion Xcelerator, and it supports 4K HDR, so current consoles can run at high frame rates. It lacks the dedicated game features some rivals list, so check the ports you need.

Does it have a built-in tuner?

Yes. It includes DVB-C, DVB-S2 and DVB-T2 tuners, so it can receive cable, satellite and terrestrial broadcasts without a separate box.

Yes. It uses a standard VESA 400 x 300 mm mount, which is common for 75-inch TVs. A wall strong enough for a large panel is needed.

How much power does it use?

It carries an energy class E rating, with 107 kWh listed for the standard test. That is higher than the most efficient LED sets of this size, so expect it to draw more electricity in daily use.