Valens Quinn

In the world of TVs, 2026 has been the year of RGB technology. Most of the major TV brands are using some form of RGB-based backlighting, including Samsung, LG, and Hisense. Sony also recently debuted its spin on the technology in the form of the Bravia RGB range. I recently reviewed the Sony Bravia 7 II, and it really does show how deep the colours can look with RGB technology.

I’ve tested a lot of foldable phones in recent years. Some of the early devices left a bit to be desired, but the form factor has since improved drastically. One of the latest foldables that gets things right is the Motorola Razr Fold. As mentioned in our review of the Razr Fold, it’s an extremely well-rounded phone that makes the most of the folding design. Durable and sturdy, it’s nice to hold and look at its big screen.

MicroRGB is the exciting new panel technology that has TV and home theatre enthusiasts talking. It is turning up across a range of brands right now, and each one goes about it a little differently. So what sets Sony’s version apart, and why is everyone so worked up about it? We have a 65″ Sony Bravia 7 II in for review, so let’s find out. The 7 II is one of Sony’s first two True RGB televisions, sitting just below the flagship Bravia 9 II.