Disney+ announced support for HDR10+ content at CES 2025. HDR10+ provides a realistic viewing experience for consumers. Disney+ joins 160 other adopters of the HDR standard, including major competitors.

Streaming service Disney+ is set to gain support for HDR10+ in the near future, according to an announcement made at CES by HDR10+ Technologies

Disney Plus will soon support the HDR10+ standard, bringing dynamic metadata to Samsung devices for the first time.

Disney+ is gearing up to improve its streaming capabilities by adding HDR10+ support in 2025. The announcement was made at CES by HDR10+, signaling a step forward in improving picture quality for subscribers.

Disney+ will soon start streaming in the HDR10+ format, FlatPanelsHD reports. This will bring Disney+ in line with Apple TV+ and Amazon Prime Video, both of which already support Samsung's format of HDR.

Disney confirmed at CES 2025 that its streaming service will soon receive support for the HDR10+ standard. The new perk will be added at no extra cost for all Disney+ subscribers in the not-so-distant future.

Many streaming platforms such as Amazon Prime Video, YouTube, and even Apple TV+ already provide support for the HDR10+

Disney Plus will offer HDR10+ streaming of movies and TV shows It joins Prime Video and Apple in offering support for the HDR format HDR10+ is supported on Samsung TVs in place of Dolby Vision Disney Plus will support HDR10+ streaming on movies and TV shows in the future,

Viewers will be able to choose this premium HDR format during playback on Disney+ soon. The 2025 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas is in full swing this week, and it’s leading to a wealth of new announcements from top streaming services.