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TVs with HDR listed as Yes
These TVs list HDR support as Yes. That is a capability flag, not a grade of brightness or contrast, and it does not name Dolby Vision, HDR10, or HLG. Use the filters to add size and display technology. Check which HDR formats are listed on the product page if you care about a specific standard.
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HDR
HDR (High Dynamic Range) is a display capability that allows compatible content to use a wider range of brightness and contrast. An HDR flag confirms support, not a particular level of picture quality.
Open termOLED
OLED is a display technology in which each pixel produces its own light, rather than relying on a separate backlight. This can enable precise control of dark and bright areas, but the label alone does not rate overall picture quality.
Open termQLED
QLED is a marketing term for an LCD TV or display that uses quantum-dot technology to enhance colour. It is not the same display technology as OLED.
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