Is HDR10 on the new AppleTV 4K (2022) much better than the AppleTV 4K (2021) in regards to a SAMSUNG 4K TV?

[Mellofello808]

I would still put Sony as #1 in TVs, but you are going to pay for it.

 

[TurboJobo]

Best TV is the sony which uses samsung panel, after that is samsung then LG. Sony is always better because of how it handles motion and colors for movies which is where most TV’s are graded on. For gaming is either samsung or lg. After those 3 top brands i would say the next best 3 are tcl,hisense, vizio.

 

[mallbritton]

Samsung went the HDR10+ route to avoid paying licensing fees to Dolby.

Unfortunately that particular format is essentially dead.

I'm not sure this is entirely accurate? While I've been educating myself on these HDR formats I've found that a lot of inexpensive TVs do not support Dolby Vision but they do support HDR10+. Millions of people have these TVs, so creating content/serving content that supports both HDR formats will be beneficial to creators and streaming services. In theory, at least.

 

[mattopotamus]

Best TV is the sony which uses samsung panel, after that is samsung then LG. Sony is always better because of how it handles motion and colors for movies which is where most TV’s are graded on. For gaming is either samsung or lg. After those 3 top brands i would say the next best 3 are tcl,hisense, vizio.

I thought Sony used LG panels (RGBW OLED technology). Samsung is the only ones that use RGB.

 

[priitv8]

I thought Sony used LG panels (RGBW OLED technology). Samsung is the only ones that use RGB.

Correct. Except the new top-of-the-line QD-OLED seems to be using a Samsung panel.

Sony Unveils Its Own Quantum-Dot OLED TV

The Master Series A95K, unveiled at CES, is one of the first OLED TVs to use a quantum-dot layer to expand color.

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