You will be able to stream HDR10+ content from Prime Video on December 13

Josh L.

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Amazon will upload a flurry of High Dynamic Range 10+ (HDR10+) content to its on-demand Prime Video service in the United States on Wednesday, December 13, which will be available exclusively on Samsung's high-end QLED and UHD Smart TVs.

Around one-hundred movies and TV shows will be available in the industry-leading, ultra-vivid HDR10+ standard, including Bosch, The Grand Tour, The Man in the High Castle and The Tick, with more scheduled to be added in the not-too-distant future.

Hold up! What's HDR10+?

“HDR10+ provides unprecedented picture quality on all displays with brightness, color, and contrast automatically optimized for each scene,” explained Samsung. “With HDR10+ dynamic tone mapping, every scene is individually enhanced.”

Josh L.

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