Dolby Vision 2 is an updated and upgraded version of its proprietary HDR format that's found in several of our picks for the best TVs of 2025, and Dolby has announced that it's coming soon. The ...
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Is Dolby Vision 2 the HDR upgrade TVs actually need?
Dolby Vision has been one of the main names in HDR, showing up on everything from TVs to streaming services. Now, at IFA ...
Dolby today unveiled Dolby Vision 2, a next-generation version of the popular Dolby Vision HDR format. Dolby Vision 2 features a more powerful image engine that Dolby says "unlocks even more out of ...
It’s kinda hard to believe Dolby Vision has already been around for 10 years. At least to me. Probably because, in this day and age, what do you know that goes 10 years without a sequel? Besides, like ...
Dolby has announced Dolby Vision 2, a "groundbreaking" HDR format. DV2 will bring several quality upgrades and fix one big complaint. Hisense TVs will be among the first to support the new tech. The ...
Dolby Vision 2 was officially announced in September 2025 as the next evolution of Dolby’s flagship HDR technology. It has been more than 10 years since Dolby Vision launched, and display technology, ...
Of all the new TV technologies to emerge over the last few years, it’s arguable that none has had as big an impact on overall picture quality as High Dynamic Range, or HDR. When properly implemented, ...
From Dolby Vision to HDR10, HLG to, well, HDR10 Plus, there are lots of ways to get HDR on TV. Here's what they all mean. The good news is, this isn't a format war. All HDR displays can watch all HDR ...
Dolby Laboratories introduces Dolby Vision 2. This new technology uses AI to improve picture quality on TVs. It offers features like Precision Black and Light Sense. Sports and gaming get special ...
Over the past few years TV manufacturers have been incorporating a parade of new technologies with one goal in mind: getting customers into their local Best Buys to pick up a new television. 3D, 4K, ...
The biggest thing in TVs right now is "HDR," or High Dynamic Range. Movies that are HDR-compatible have been mastered to push TVs to their limit, with brighter highlights, deeper blacks, and a wider ...
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