With more and more flagship smartphones and tablets supporting HDR 10 and higher, the list of smart devices that can stream Netflix in HDR isn't as vast as you might think. Your device may have a display with QHD or even 4K resolution, but if Netflix hasn't certified it as compatible with HDR streaming, you won't get to view its content with the brighter colors and darker darks that HDR offers.
To access HDR content, you'll need to be subscribed to Netflix's Premium 4-Screen plan that includes UltraHD content as well as having the most up-to-date version of the Netflix app installed. As you might expect, there are bandwidth restrictions as well; you'll need to have access to an internet connection with a download speed of 25 megabits or higher.
As for which phones and tablets are able to stream Netflix content in HDR, we've got the list of compatible devices below:
Asus
- ROG Phone II
- Pixel 3 & 3 XL
- Pixel 4 & 4 XL
- Pixel 4a
Honor
- Honor 10
- Honor Play
Huawei
- Mate 10 Pro
- Mate 20
- P20
- P30
- P30 Pro
LG
- LG G6
- LG G7
- LG G7 One
- LG Q9 One
- LG X5
- LG V30 & V30S
- LG V35
- LG V40
OnePlus
- OnePlus 7
- OnePlus 7 Pro
- OnePlus 7T
- OnePlus 7T
OPPO
- Find X2
- Find X2 Pro
Razer
- Razer Phone
- Razer Phone 2
Samsung
- Galaxy Fold
- Galaxy Note 8
- Galaxy Note 9
- Galaxy Note 10 & 10 Plus
- Galaxy Note 20 & Note 20 Ultra
- Galaxy Tab 3
- Galaxy Tab S4
- Galaxy Z Flip & Flip 5G
- Galaxy S9 & S9 Plus
- Galaxy S10 & S10 Plus
- Galaxy S10 5G
- Galaxy S10e & S10 Lite
- Galaxy S20 & S20 Plus
- Galaxy S20 Ultra
- Galaxy Tab S6
- Galaxy Tab S7 & S7 Plus
- Galaxy Z Fold 2
Sony
- Xperia 1 & 1 II
- Xperia XZ Premium
- Xperia XZ1
- Xperia XZ2
- Xperia X2 Premium
- Xperia XZ3
TCL
- TCL 10 5G
- TCL 10 Plus
- TCL 10 Pro
- TCL 10L
Xiaomi
- Xiaomi Mi 9T
- Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro
- Xiaomi Mi 10
- Xiaomi Mi 10 Lite 5G
- Xiaomi Mi Note 10 Lite
- Xiaomi Redmi K20
- Xiaomi Redmi K20 Pro
We'll update the list accordingly in the months ahead as more devices are HDR certified by Netflix.
Source: Netflix
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I think it would be helpful for you to know that I have two tablets you haven’t listed here that show HDR and 4K quite nicely. The first is a Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1(2014) which my wife uses, and then there’s my Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2. Both of these are amazing tablets, and though they are 4 years old still manage to keep up with just about everything on the market. I originally bought the 10.1 tablet and loved it. However, after I saw Note Pro 12.2 I realised that this was a much more powerful tablet and I had to have it. I bought both of these new and have never regretted it. Also, we stream Netflix almost daily. Yesterday,I watched “An interview with God”, on my tablet and just loved it. Oh, and by the way, midway through the film, I rewound the film, and cast it to our large screen TV, so that my wife could also watch it. Try doing that with most tablets, phones, etc..
That is interesting. Netflix’s list does seem to have a few unexplained omissions, tbh.