[ GLOSSARY DEFINITION ] Display

XDR

Apple's branding for its Extreme Dynamic Range displays with high brightness and contrast.

Also known as: Extreme Dynamic Range

Full Definition & Technical Explanation

XDR (Extreme Dynamic Range) is Apple's name for displays tuned for very high brightness and contrast, aimed at HDR professional work. It is a branding term rather than a formal standard.

See HDR peak brightness.

Where XDR Matters

Frequently Asked Questions

What is XDR?

Apple's branding for its Extreme Dynamic Range displays with high brightness and contrast.

What terms are related to XDR?

Related Display terms include screen size, auto HDR.

Related Technical Terms

screen size
The diagonal measurement of a display, usually given in inches. Display
auto HDR
A feature that upgrades SDR content to HDR dynamically. Display
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