Netflix has announced that it's adding support for the HDR10+ advanced HDR format, which is a rival to Dolby Vision, and is supported on TVs from the likes of Samsung, Panasonic, Hisense and TCL.

The Bottom Line Netflix’s embrace of HDR10+ is good news for subscribers who are Samsung TV owners which have never supported Dolby Vision. However, you’ll still need a HDR10+ compatible TV and ...

Netflix adds HDR10+ support, significantly improving picture quality for Samsung TV owners who previously lacked access to advanced HDR formats like Dolby Vision.

Owners of older Samsung TVs, even 2024 flagships, will have to wait to experience Netflix in HDR10 Plus for improved tone and brightness levels. According to Samsung: > HDR10+ content on Netflix ...

Pricing and Availability Samsung’s HDR10+ support for Netflix will be available on the company’s 2025 Neo QLED, OLED, and Lifestyle TVs, as well as 2025 and select 2024 monitor models.

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With its adoption of HDR10+, Netflix has eased my fears over buying a Samsung TV. Here's why.

Without support for HDR10 Plus, Samsung TV owners have had to watch content on Netflix with HDR10. Unlike HDR10 Plus and Dolby Vision, HDR10 uses static metadata for an entire film or TV show, a ...