Dolby vision vs hdr10 reddit. Let's debate. When it comes to TV, you either get one or the other (HDR10+). There’s very good YouTube videos explaining HDR10 / HLG / Dolby Vision / HDR10+ I’m short HDR10 is static metadata whereas DV and 10+ are dynamic metadata. The Asus ProArt PA 32 UCX, Asus ProArt PQ22UC portable monitor and Apple Pro Display XDR are the only monitors that can support Dolby Vision right now. 7 million colors. I would also like to hear why you feel ones better then the other. If you want broad support, DV is by far the more common version, with only Samsung having really adopted HDR10+. It depends for me. SDR content is typically mastered at 8-bit, which allows for 16. If I buy a Samsung, am I going to have a subpar viewing experience vs.