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DisplayHDR 400

The entry VESA DisplayHDR tier requiring at least 400 nits peak brightness and basic HDR support.

Full Definition & Technical Explanation

DisplayHDR 400 is the lowest tier of the VESA DisplayHDR standard: at least 400 nits peak brightness and 8-bit colour, with no requirement for local dimming. Its HDR improvement over standard content is modest.

See DisplayHDR 600 and above for meaningful HDR.

Where DisplayHDR 400 Matters

Frequently Asked Questions

What is DisplayHDR 400?

The entry VESA DisplayHDR tier requiring at least 400 nits peak brightness and basic HDR support.

What terms are related to DisplayHDR 400?

Related Display terms include Dolby Vision IQ, VESA DisplayHDR.

Related Technical Terms

Dolby Vision IQ
Dolby's HDR format that adjusts the picture to ambient room lighting in real time. Display
VESA DisplayHDR
A VESA standard that grades HDR displays into tiers from 400 to 1400 based on brightness and contra… Display
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