CES 2026: Samsung Electronics has introduced the world’s first 130-inch Micro RGB television with an ultra-premium lineup that expands into larger-than-life sizes at CES 2026. The new model, named the Samsung R95H represents the company’s biggest Micro RGB display to date and brings us a refreshed frame-centric design language along with AI-fuelled picture and sound technology. Samsung is launching the TV at its special Exhibition Zone in CES 2026, which takes place in Las Vegas. The price and availability have not yet been announced.
Samsung R95H: The biggest Micro LED TV to date
The 130-inch R95H is intended by Samsung to have the presence of an architectural touch rather than a TV. "The display is built around a large rigid frame, so it has the appearance of a window bringing more of the world into your space – especially when wall mounted," says Samsung. This new style of design is based on what Samsung calls its Timeless Gallery concept that it launched back in 2013, only now reformulated for an ultra-large form factor.
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The new Timeless Frame design wraps the panel in a narrow, black bezel with a silver accent band for a look that’s as striking as the images it delivers. In a departure from previous sets of this kind, the frame also features integrated speakers which LG claims have been acoustically tuned specifically to the 130-inch panel to help direct sound better towards on-screen action.
Micro RGB display, full BT. 2020 colour coverage
Powering the R95H is Samsung’s Micro RGB technology, enabled by the Micro RGB AI Engine Pro. The screen is compatible with Micro RGB Precision Colour 100 that Samsung says produces 100 per cent of the BT. 2020 colour gamut. The panel is also VDE certified for flawless Micro RGB colour reproduction.
The TV is said to incorporate AI powered processing, for instance through features like Micro RGB Colour Booster Pro and Micro RGB HDR Pro, according to Samsung. These systems intelligently adjust colour saturation, contrast and fine details of an image in real time, producing their own clarity added to bright highlights and dark scenes for unsurpassed detail. The panel also features Samsung’s anti-glare coating, which is said to be reflective, reducing contrast and preserving it in various lighting scenarios.
The 130-inch Micro RGB TV boasts support for HDR10+ Advanced, a new version of Samsung’s HDR standard that is making its debut on the company’s 2026 TV models.
Eclipsa Audio and AI based software features
On the audio front, it supports integrated Eclipsa Audio technology, which Samsung claims does a better job at spatial sound processing and helps to add more immersive quality without the need for additional speakers. “Dolby Audio” is adjusted to produce sound to accompany the extra-large screen and really pulls everything together in a cleaner package.
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The software add-ons are driven by Samsung’s new Vision AI Companion. This is for features like conversational search, custom content recommendations and access to AI-powered tools such as AI Football Mode Pro, AI Sound Controller Pro, Live Translate, Generative Wallpaper, Microsoft Copilot and Perplexity integration. Features and options are region-dependent, language support also depends on the territory, and accessory compatibility (that is, Bluetooth remotes in particular).
Samsung is not messing about when it describes Micro RGB as an alternative to OLED in the ultra-large TV space with its The R95H, and whether it's fire or on paper, these have scaling (up to behemoth scale), colour accuracy and AI-driven upscaling that sound like they're all going to be coming together in one (non-folding) flagship display marketed squarely at the high end of the home cinema market.