The matchup features the New England Patriots aiming for a historic seventh championship after an extraordinary comeback season in the NFL, while the Seattle Seahawks seek to avenge their painful defeat to the Patriots in 2015 and claim the Lombardi Trophy in the Pacific Northwest. These formidable teams will clash in Super Bowl LX, the league's 60th title game.
Expect intense competition, significant consequences, and memorable highlights during this milestone event. Viewers can tune in on February 8 without needing a costly cable package.
The contest begins at 6:30 p.m. ET on Sunday, February 8, from Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, with pre-game shows starting at noon ET. NBC holds the broadcasting rights this year, offering the match in 4K HDR across various services.
Access the 4K HDR feed through NBC’s cable and satellite providers or the NBC Sports app. Peacock, NBC’s streaming platform, will also deliver the game in 4K HDR as part of an extensive “4K All Day” initiative, encompassing live Winter Olympics broadcasts beginning February 4 in Italy, with the opening ceremony on February 6.
Regardless of whether you opt for conventional television or online streaming, options exist to follow the entire event—including the famous ads and a halftime performance by Bad Bunny—without a traditional cable or satellite account.
Peacock, under NBC ownership, serves as the sole streaming outlet for this Super Bowl. A paid plan is required this time, unlike certain previous games: the Premium tier is $10.99 monthly, and Premium Plus is $16.99 monthly, with no access on the ad-supported free version.
Peacock streams Super Bowl LX in 4K HDR on compatible hardware like certain Android TV, Apple TV, Fire TV, and Roku devices. This aligns with NBC’s “4K All Day” programming, featuring chosen 2026 Winter Olympics segments. The stream includes the identical ads as the NBC TV airing.
Subscribing to a live TV service provides another avenue to the event, though it involves costs—mitigated by free trials that can be canceled post-game.
DirecTV Stream may not lead in general rankings, but it excels for sports enthusiasts.
Hulu’s live TV option delivers NBC plus major networks, subject to location-based limits; verify your eligibility online. New users get a three-day trial, ideal for watching without charge if timed right.
Under Disney’s full ownership, a Hulu + Live TV bundle now covers Hulu + Live TV, Disney+, and ESPN Select (with ads) for $89.99 monthly. An ad-free upgrade for Hulu and Disney+ costs $99.99 monthly, though ESPN Select retains ads.
YouTube TV’s $82.99 monthly package includes NBC among over 100 channels, with promo rates down to $59.99 for the initial two months. For 4K HDR viewing, add the 4K Plus feature at $9.99 extra monthly. A trial up to 21 days allows free access encompassing the game and beyond.
Modern antennas offer a cord-free alternative, delivering superior picture quality via over-the-air signals in many scenarios.
Proximity to towers enables use of slim indoor units like the Channel Master Flatenna 35, rated for 35 miles, or the Flatenna 50 for 50 miles at $49. Actual performance varies by terrain, so results may differ. The amplified Televes Bexia indoor antenna, priced at $99.95, is another strong choice.
For farther locations, consider roof-mounted or mast-based models. The Televes Dat Boss Mix LR (149884) tops our outdoor picks, while attic installation suits the Winegard Elite 7550. Connect any to your TV’s built-in tuner.
Before buying, consult Rabbit Ears by inputting your address for a signal strength report from local stations, identifying the needed range based on the most distant one. Antennaweb lists nearby NBC affiliates by zip code.
Antennaweb provides a local channel lineup after zip code entry and offers Super Bowl-related schedules via search.
The Winegard FlatWave Amplified (FL-5500A) stands out for capturing more channels with robust signals compared to rivals.
The Televes Dat Boss Mix LR (149884) excels outdoors, securing solid reception from near and far towers, ideal for moderate to weak areas, with integrated amplifiers, distribution amp, and 5G filter.
The Winegard Elite 7550 captures extensive channels at strong signals, amplified for VHF-High and UHF, best suited for attic or exterior mounting due to its dimensions.
Any selected method ensures clear viewing as the victorious Seahawks or Patriots lift the Lombardi Trophy at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara on February 8.