Samsung is known for having the best displays in the smartphone/tablet game, and that hasn't changed with the new Galaxy Note9 and Tab S4. As a result, we're not surprised that Netflix has already added the duo to its HD/HDR support list. Several other devices have been added as well.

Here are the new additions to the HD support list:

  • Huawei MediaPad M5 10 Lite (BAH2-L09, BAH2-W19, DL-AL09, DL-W09)
  • Huawei MediaPad T5 10 (GS2-L09, GS2-W09, GS2-W19)
  • (duh) Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 (SM-T835, SM-T835C, SM-T835N, SM-T837, SM-T837P, SM-T837V, SM-T837A, SM-T837R4, SM-T830, SM-T830X)
  • Honor 10 (COL-L29)
  • Huawei Nova 3 (PAR-LX1M)
  • LG G7 (LM-G710N, LM-G710VM, LG-G710, LM-G710, LM-G710V)
  • LG V35 (LM-V350N, LM-V350)
  • Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (SM-N9600, SM-N9608, SM-N960D, SM-N960J, SM-N960U, SM-N960U1, SM-N960W, SM-N960XC, SM-N960XU, SC-01L, SCV40, SM-N960F, SM-N960N, SM-N960X, SM-N960XN)

And here's what's new on the HDR list:

  • Honor 10
  • LG G7
  • LG V35
  • Samsung Galaxy Note 9
  • Samsung Galaxy Tab S4

We also aren't surprised to see the LG G7 and V35 here, as LG's G6 was actually the first device on Netflix's HDR list. Several Huawei devices have made it onto the HD list, but only the Honor 10 also qualifies for HDR.

These additions all seem to be brand-new, as they don't appear to have been mentioned with Netflix HD/HDR support anywhere online previously. If you have one of these devices (and a UHD subscription), get the latest Netflix version from the Play Store (or APK Mirror) and let us know if you see an HDR badge in shows that support it, like Luke Cage.

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