Samsung America has announced that its TVs will be the first to support HDR10+ content on Disney+ and Hulu. This means viewers can enjoy movies and shows with brighter colors, deeper contrast, and more detail than ever before.

HDR10+ is an advanced form of high dynamic range (HDR) that adjusts the brightness and contrast for every scene. It ensures that each frame looks sharp and clear while staying true to the creator’s vision. HDR10+ also adapts to the lighting in your room, so the picture always looks its best.

Disney+ users can now enjoy over 1,000 Hulu titles in HDR10+ through the Disney+ app. More Disney+ and Hulu content will be added in the future.

HDR10+ works on Samsung Crystal UHD TVs and above from 2018 onward, including Neo QLED 8K, Neo QLED 4K, OLED, The Frame Pro, The Frame, QLED, and Samsung Micro RGB, the first TV to cover the entire UHD color range with full accuracy. Some Samsung Smart Monitors are also compatible.

Samsung TVs also feature Vision AI, which enhances picture and sound while offering smart functions. The new Samsung Vision AI Companion lets users interact with the TV, ask questions, and even translate closed captions in real time.

With HDR10+ now available on Disney+ and Hulu, Samsung viewers can enjoy movies and shows like never before, as more vivid, lifelike, and immersive than ever. Samsung has continued to lead the TV market, holding the top spot globally for 19 consecutive years.

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