Phones with HDR10+

HDR (high dynamic range) video records bright and dark regions across a far wider range than ordinary video: light through a window does not blow out, a face in shadow is not crushed. On a compatible screen the image plays at the brightness the recording intended.

HDR10 is the open standard for HDR video and is supported by almost every HDR screen. What separates it from Dolby Vision is that it carries brightness information once for the whole file rather than per scene (static metadata); simpler, but less flexible.