At the beginning of August, specifically on August 5, Samsung presented the new generation of the Note 20 range through an online event. At the same event, the second generation of the Galaxy Fold was also presented, baptized as Galaxy z fold2 and Samsung's new commitment to the tablet market.
As is usual during the presentation, Netflix had its share of the limelight (We do not know when it will pay to appear in all the benefits that Samsung does). Thanks to the fantastic quality that Samsung screens offer us, their devices are ideal for consuming content from this platform.
As expected, almost all the new devices that Samsung presented on August 5 are compatible with Netflix in HDR a certification that offers the streaming video platform for terminals compatible with this technology.
Not all Android devices that have a good enough screen, they are good to enjoy content in HD or HDR, hence Netflix bothers to certify the new terminals that arrive on the market.
The list of terminals available on the Netflix website has been expanded to add the new Samsung models, however there is one that is not listed. I'm talking about the Galaxy Tab S7, the model that has a smaller screen size, a model that is in those compatible with HD.
New Samsung smartphones and tablets with Netflix HDR support
- Samsung Galaxy Note 20
- Samsung Galaxy Note Ultra 20
- Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 +
- Samsung Galaxy ZFlip 5G
- Samsung Galaxy ZFold 2
New HD-compatible Samsung smartphones and tablets
- Samsung Galaxy Tab A7
- Samsung Galaxy Tab S7
- Samsung Galaxy A21s
- Samsung Galaxy A31
- Samsung Galaxy A41
- Samsung Galaxy A51 5G
- Samsung Galaxy A71 5G
- Samsung Galaxy M31s
