OLED and mini-LED tech enhancements are making TVs impressively bright, but it’s not the only important metric for TV picture quality.

Well, now there's a new technology in town: RGB Mini-LED. Introduced at CES 2025 by Hisense, it's a further step forward for the Mini-LED solution. But what exactly is the RGB version, why does it matter, and what does it mean for TVs in 2025?

Bringing up the rear of the Panasonic 2025 TV lineup are the W95B Mini-LED and W70B LED TVs. These two models serve as more value-oriented TVs, with the W95B offering a 144Hz refresh rate and many gaming features while the W70B is a super cheap 4K display with HDR and Fire TV upgrades.

Panasonic has just launched its 2025 flagship W95B Mini LED and Z95B OLED TVs, promising to set a new benchmark in visual and audio performance. Announced at CES 2025 in Las Vegas, these cutting-edge models aim to challenge the dominance of Samsung and LG in the premium TV market.

TCL has long been a proponent of using Mini LED TVs as an alternative to OLED ones, and at CES 2025 the company is introducing what it claims is the best version of the idea yet in the TCL QM6K TV. The new QD-Mini LED TV is the first of several new options in TCL's new "Precise Dimming Series,

TCL, which makes some of our favorite TVs for the money, is saving its best for some time later in 2025. TCL did announce one new midrange model however, and unlike most CES TV's it's available for preorder and shipping soon.

As the first TV in its series, the QM6K comes equipped with dramatic advancements in the company's newly enhanced QD-Mini LED technology.

Brighter, more efficient, less blooming, and super-fast refresh rates? Let’s hope TCL’s latest series delivers on all fronts.

The new TCL “affordable premium” QM6K series boasts a host of what appear to be genuinely significant new Mini LED technologies. For starters, TCL’s Pangu Lab in China — which TCL describes as the “world’s first full process Mini LED development center”,

So it came to Las Vegas with just one model to show off: the QM6K Mini LED. The company is claiming that this TV, the first of a new Precise Dimming series, “offers a level of picture quality that has never been offered in its price band before.

The TCL QM6K series features a new Halo control system and Google Gemini capabilities for a brighter and smarter TV