When it comes to streaming Netflix, users tend to watch on a multitude of platforms. It ranges from smart devices like smartphones and tablets to gaming consoles, smart TVs and of course, your computers. The key difference between these various devices is the use of high dynamic range (HDR) imaging.

For the longest time, you will not get the same quality for Netflix shows on smart TVs as you would on computers and other devices. All that is gone as Netflix has introduced HDR imaging for Windows 10. Now you can binge-watch in true crystal clear goodness.

But what is HDR? To keep it simple, HDR is is the combination of expanding both the colour accuracy and contrast of the picture on the screen. This way, you can expect your Netflix shows to look more lifelike and surreal than ever before. This also helps as Netflix has been pushing plenty of HDR content over the course of 2017 with its Netflix Original shows.

Now you don’t have to settle for HDR-enabled TVs or smartphones; you can just pick up your Windows 10 laptop and enjoy your shows in greater depth, colour and definition.

Also, what better way to get started on your binge-watching series than today? The latest Netflix Original show, Bright is already out on Netflix so if you haven’t already gotten an account, it’s time you do so.