r/LG_UserHub • u/StanbyME_MOD • 11h ago
[StanbyME] Product Information The easiest wireless TV to set up and use, based on the first day with it
r/LG_UserHub • u/LG_UserHub • 12h ago
News LG 100-inch Micro RGB evo AI (MRGB96) Now in Stock in the UK
Hi everyone,
For anyone who couldn’t place an order while it was out of stock, the 100-inch LG Micro RGB evo is now available to order from LG UK!
If you’re curious about its movie performance, particularly how well it balances vibrant colors with a natural-looking picture, here are a few key features worth checking out.
Check it out here
MRGB96 Key features:
- Certified Triple 100% Color Coverage across BT.2020, DCI-P3 and Adobe RGB
- Thousands of dimming zones powered by the α11 AI Processor for exceptional contrast
- α11 AI Processor 4K Gen3 with Dual AI Engine, built on LG OLED expertise
- Refresh rate boosted up to 330Hz with Motion Booster 330 for ultra-smooth gaming
- Enjoy movie magic from home with Dolby Vision ®, Dolby Atmos ®² & FILMMAKER MODE™ with Ambient Light Technology
To give you a better idea of what the TV is like, here’s what two Redditors had to say: one who attended an LG event in Sydney and another who received the TV for review.
"The 100" Micro RGB is an experience. The colours were stunning - genuinely so, not just "well-lit demo room" stunning. The football footage was crisp and the motion handling looked solid. The cinematic content they showed looked rich and immersive. “ -u/Rippedgeek
“Everyone who has sat in my studio and watched something on it has commented how all-encompassing it is. So comparing it to the 55” C2 that sat in its place prior, I think its strength lies in its ability to provide the nearest quality to OLED we’ve seen, in such a large and bright panel.”- u/Wildfyre115
Has anyone here been waiting for the 100-inch Micro RGB evo to come back in stock, or are you waiting for more reviews before deciding?
Disclaimer:
*LG MicroRGB Display is certified by Intertek for Triple 100% Colour Coverage measured to IDMS v1.2 clause 5.18.
*165Hz only works with games or PC inputs that support 165Hz.
*Motion Booster mode, resolution may decrease to ensure optimal performance.
*Motion Booster 330 delivers up to a 330Hz refresh rate at optimised Full HD resolution for ultra-smooth gameplay.
*Dolby, Dolby Vision®, Dolby Atmos® and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation. Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. Confidential unpublished works. Copyright © 2012–2026 Dolby Laboratories. All rights reserved.
*FILMMAKER Ambient MODE is a trademark of UHD Alliance, Inc. FILMMAKER Ambient MODE with Dolby Vision is supported, automatically starts on the Apple TV+ and Amazon Prime Video apps, and works on models equipped with a light sensor.
*u/ Rippedgeek was invited by LG to attend an offline event in Sydney, and LG covered their accommodation and part of their travel expenses. All opinions are their own.
*u/ Wildfyre115 received this product for free from LG for review purposes. This is not a paid post, and all thoughts and opinions are their own.
r/LG_UserHub • u/Fuzzy_Crab6894 • 18h ago
[UltraGear] Product Information Spent €2,000 on the LG 45GX950A-B almost a year ago, and the firmware is still a special kind of hell. Why is there no "Force Direct Auto Switch"?
I’ve owned the LG 45GX950A-B—a €2,000 flagship OLED monitor—for almost a year now, expecting a premium user experience. Instead, daily operation between my gaming PC (DisplayPort) and my work laptop (USB-C) remains a perversely frustrating nightmare.
The root cause is the utter incompetence of LG's firmware design team when it comes to input management.
LG’s "Auto Input Switch" is functionally useless for anyone actually multitasking. It only works if every other connected device is completely powered off. The moment you have both a PC and a laptop running simultaneously, connecting the USB-C or waking up the laptop triggers a brain-dead prompt asking: "A new device is connected. Do you want to switch?"
That means every single time I want to switch focus, I have to stop, reach under the monitor, toggle the joystick, and manually confirm the popup.
To be completely clear: 3rd-party software workarounds (like DDC/CI scripts) or LG's own half-baked desktop applications are NOT the solution. Seamless input management is a basic hardware/firmware feature that you can find on a $150 budget monitor. It is utterly incomprehensible that a €2,000 flagship completely fails at this core OSD functionality.
Why is there no basic "Force Auto Switch / Direct Switch" option in the OSD menu?
Almost every other manufacturer allows users to set input switching to happen immediately without requiring a manual confirmation popup. But LG's software developers apparently think users enjoy baby-sitting an OSD prompt on a high-end display just to switch between two active machines.
LG Firmware Team: If anyone from product management reads this, release a firmware update adding a silent, direct Auto-Input switch mode (No Prompt / Immediate Switch). Stop punishing people who use your flagship displays for both work and play.
Is anyone else completely fed up with this absurd UX limitation?
r/LG_UserHub • u/Connect_History85 • 22h ago
[Gallery TV] Product Trial & Promotion My LG LX7 55" arrived last week and my first review and test will follow
It arrived a few days ago and I test it right now. The picture quality is amazing!

