4K HDR TVs
On this page, you'll find all TVs with HDR. The HDR TVs have a 10-bit panel, which can display 1000 million colors. A regular TV without HDR has an 8-bit panel, which can display 17 million colors. This number of extra colors offers a much better, more realistic color representation. HDR was introduced on televisions in 2016, that's why every HDR TV also has an UHD (4K) resolution. An HDMI 2.0b cable supports HDR10 and HLG. For HDR10+ and Dolby Vision, you have to purchase an HDMI 2.1 cable.
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Yes|None Samsung QLED|Yes
Retail price499,-
429,-
2
Our choice for a TV for gaming|Yes|None Samsung QLED|Yes
Retail price799,-
639,-
3
Yes|None Samsung QLED|Yes
Retail price1.199,-
689,-
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Yes|None Samsung QLED|Yes
Retail price599,-
499,-
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Yes|None Samsung QLED|Yes
Retail price549,-
489,-
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Our choice for a user-friendly TV|Yes|HD+, Vodafone|Yes
Retail price899,-
599,-
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Yes|HD+, Vodafone|Yes
Retail price1.099,-
749,-
None LG QNED|None LG NanoCell|LG
1.032,-
929,-
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Yes|None LG QNED|None LG NanoCell
Retail price1.499,-
899,-
None LG QNED|None LG NanoCell|LG