Samsung has announced that Prime Video will be the first streaming service to support HDR10+ ADVANCED. Samsung has revealed that Prime Video will have HDR10+ ADVANCED starting in August 2026 on supported titles. HDR10+ ADVANCED is a new picture technology that improves brightness, contrast and motion for a better viewing experience. HDR10+ ADVANCED will launch first on Samsung's 2026 TVs, with support for more Samsung devices planned in the future. Read more in our articles including "Samsung's HDR10+ ADVANCED debuts on Prime Video" and "The POCO M8 Power is now official".
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Aug 8, 2008Samsung has announced that Prime Video will be the first streaming service to support HDR10+ ADVANCED. Samsung has revealed that Prime Video will have HDR10+ ADVANCED starting in August 2026 on supported titles.
HDR10+ ADVANCED is a new picture technology that improves brightness, contrast and motion for a better viewing experience. HDR10+ ADVANCED will launch first on Samsung's 2026 TVs, with support for more Samsung devices planned in the future.
Our coverage of Samsung HDR10+ ADVANCED includes: "Samsung's HDR10+ ADVANCED debuts on Prime Video"; "The POCO M8 Power is now official"; "PH telco giants propose PHP 30B subsea network with earthquake sensors". Each article provides unique insights and information.