If you're willing to sacrifice everything else (including money), yes, there are some nice HDR displays. Get something with HDR1000 standard or above. Get somet

If you're willing to sacrifice everything else (including money), yes, there are some nice HDR displays. Get something with HDR1000 standard or above. Get something with FALD and a LOT of zones. Make sure to check its color space coverage. Look at independent reviews. Be prepared to spend at least a couple grand. But you'll have to turn HDR on and off depending on the content you're looking at. If you're looking at SDR content, it will look wrong if the display is in HDR mode. That sucks, and I hope some day is properly fixed. OLED is also nice because it has perfect blacks (no local dimming needed), but it struggles with brightness, which is the other half of HDR. We still haven't figured out how to get both.