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Best Dolby Vision TVs 2019: Budget, mid-range and premium

Best Dolby Vision TVs 2019: Budget, mid-range and premium

Posted on July 25, 2019August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Want to treat your eyes to a Dolby Vision TV?

Want to upgrade movie night? Almost all modern TVs have 4K Ultra HD and HDR (High Dynamic Range) technology for improved picture quality. But not all HDR TVs support the Dolby Vision version of HDR.

Dolby Vision promises a subtler, more sophisticated image than a standard HDR10 picture because it uses dynamic metadata encoded into each frame of a movie for a more accurate picture. HDR10, the most common HDR format, only adds static metadata to each scene.
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