<ul><li>Netflix adds support for HDR10+, a rival to Dolby Vision, on Samsung, Panasonic, Hisense, and TCL TVs.</li><li>HDR10+ will be available on 50% of 'eligible viewing hours', including new releases and existing content on Netflix Premium.</li><li>Netflix plans to offer HDR10+ support on all HDR movies and shows by the end of the year.</li><li>Samsung TVs and phones benefit from HDR10+ as they do not support Dolby Vision unlike other brands.</li><li>HDR10+ and Dolby Vision offer superior dynamic range and scene-by-scene tone mapping for better picture quality.</li><li>Even though Dolby Vision is considered technically superior, HDR10+ support has been growing on streaming services.</li><li>LG and Sony are unlikely to support HDR10+ on their TVs, favoring Dolby Vision.</li><li>Netflix is asking for Dolby Vision versions from studios, then adding HDR10+ support as well.</li><li>Samsung owners will see image quality improvements, especially on TVs with lower brightness levels.</li><li>Samsung promises to repair soundbars affected by a software update for free, aimed at gamers.</li></ul>

Netflix adds HDR10+ support – great news for Samsung TV owners, but don't expect LG and Sony to do the same any time soon

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