No, not at all, but it gets complicated.
All new TVs have HDR10. Only upper-mid tier TVs like this one are actually capable of displaying HDR properly. Cheap TVs just don't have the hardware to give the required brightness and contrast.
Dolby Vision is an advance over HDR10, it's an incremental difference, not the huge difference between HDR and SDR.
Your TV will take a Netflix or Prime stream or a 4K UHD disc and you will see decent HDR you just don't get the little extra Dolby Vision brings to it.
It's like you're going out for a steak dinner and you get a steak and it's great, but they ran out of your favourite side dish. You still get to eat a great steak.
Personally, I'd go for the Sony XH9505 over this TV. But it's still a good TV and has HDMI 2.1 which the Sony doesn't.
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