“So is the display 8bit or 10 bit? I heard it makes a huge difference when it comes to HDR and 4k sets”

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• I know for sure that it supports HDR 10 bit so it has to be a 10 bit display.

  Answered by WUDC 9 years ago

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• I read that it supports HDR10 through software, but apparently it is actually an 8 bit display. Supporting HDR is the important part (it works, I have used it with Netflix HDR content) rather than whether your eyes can distinguish the extra billions of colours between 8 and 10 bit.

  Answered by bobc 9 years ago

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