SvennoJ on 20 November 2016
In that link it states 300 nits for brightness. HDR10 specifies 1000 nits (although many current HDR tvs fall short they are at least closer to 800 nits) HDR10 also specifies 1:20,000 contrast ratio, that tv states 1:4,000 also short. (Although the best LCD screens are only at 1:7,000)
You need HDMI 2.0a ports for HDR, it doesn't specify that in the link.
It doesn't seem likely, no info on whether it supports wide color gamut either.
