UHD1

UHD1 is a designation encountered in different tech contexts, usually relating to Ultra High Definition (UHD) products or services, but it is not a single standardized term. Its meaning depends on the manufacturer or service provider.

In consumer electronics, some vendors use UHD1 as a model name or series for 4K televisions, monitors, media players, or other devices. In such cases, UHD1 typically signals support for 4K resolution (3840×2160 or 4096×2160) and may indicate HDR support, HDMI 2.0/2.1, or other features. However, specifications vary by model and brand, and there is no universal specification attached to the name.

In broadcasting or streaming, UHD1 may appear as an internal channel designation, a service tier, or a regional channel code. It is not part of an international standard and should be interpreted from the service provider’s documentation. Content rights, codecs (HEVC, AV1), and bitrates differ widely.

Some organizations or products may use UHD1 as a trademark or product family name. Trademark status and branding rights can differ by country.

If you are seeking information about a specific UHD1 device or service, provide the manufacturer, country, or context to obtain precise specifications or history. See also UHD, Ultra High Definition, 4K, HDR.