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The Kansas City Chiefs play against the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII for 2024. Here's how you can watch all the action on your iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Mac, or even Apple Vision Pro.
Super Bowl VLII will kick off on Sunday, February 11 at 6:30P.M. Eastern, and will include the Apple Music Halftime Show midway through the sporting event, fronted by Usher.
This year will see the Kansas City Chiefs try to retain the crown against the San Francisco 49ers, with the game held at Allegiant Stadium in Paradise, Nevada.
How to watch Super Bowl LVIII 2024
CBS is broadcasting the Super Bowl for 2024, with Apple users able to watch it in a number of ways. For a start, if they subscribe to Paramount , they can watch the stream from iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, and even the Apple Vision Pro.
It is also possible to watch CBSvia a browser, following verification of an existing TV package subscription.
A number of television streaming services also carry CBS, such as Hulu, YouTube TV, DirecTV, and Fubo. Free trials are available for each, so it could be a way to watch without paying for a subscription.
The official NFL app is another option, with the game available to stream live. The app also provides a variety of other details of the teams, which fans may want to enjoy before and during the game itself.
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I heard CBS is going to use HDR (high dynamic range) video and if you have Paramount plus, it will be available in 1080p HDR and possibly 4k HDR. I’m a bit puzzled on who can get the 4k version but should be interesting. In this case, Over the air broadcast TV in the US using ATSC 1.0 only supports SDR (standard dynamic range) video. The emerging ATSC 3.0 can do 4k HDR i believe. If you have a TV less than 3 years old, there is good chance it has HDR ability.