Samsung Electronics and Amazon introduce HDR10+ Advanced video content on Amazon Prime Video, marking the first use of Samsung’s new HDR10+ Advanced technology on the platform. The rollout is tied to Prime Video availability in August 2026 and is described as expanding a long-running partnership focused on improving picture quality for premium home entertainment.
HDR10+ Advanced builds on Samsung’s HDR10+ open high dynamic range format by using additional scene-by-scene metadata to optimize brightness and color output. Samsung says the technology adds two new capabilities: Enhanced Overall Brightness, which combines scene-specific brightness metadata with AI-based tone mapping to better use a TV’s peak brightness while aiming to avoid image distortion; and Intelligent Motion Smoothing, which dynamically adjusts motion handling based on video characteristics.
Multiple outlets report the feature launches globally on Prime Video “this month” for selected content. The Verge and Engadget specifically note that the first compatible devices are Samsung’s 2026 TV lineup, while Engadget highlights that HDR10+ Advanced support arrives on new Samsung TVs beginning this month.