[ GLOSSARY DEFINITION ]
Display
HDR
High Dynamic Range expands brightness and color for more lifelike photos and video.
Also known as:
HDR10
HLG
Full Definition & Technical Explanation
HDR shows brighter highlights and deeper shadows. Mobile HDR often means Dolby Vision or HDR10 playback with 10-bit color and 1000+ nits peak brightness. Static HDR10 uses fixed metadata; dynamic formats like Dolby Vision and HDR10+ tune scene-by-scene.
Needs OLED/LTPO + high brightness. See HDR Support: Yes, Dolby Vision and Max Rated Brightness.
Related Technical Terms
AMOLED
An active-matrix OLED variant optimized for phones with faster switching and lower power.
Display
Dolby Vision
Dynamic HDR format that adjusts brightness and color scene-by-scene for cinema-grade video.
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HDR10
The baseline HDR format with fixed metadata; HDR10+ adds dynamic per-scene metadata.
Display
OLED
Each pixel emits its own light, enabling true blacks, infinite contrast, and ultra-thin panels.
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