How to Watch Super Bowl on Projector?
By XGIMI Tech - 2025-1
Lots of football fans are looking forward to the Super Bowl on February 9th, one of the most popular sports games worldwide.
Fox has declared that its ad-supported streaming service Tubi will provide a free live broadcast of the 2025 Super Bowl (Super Bowl LIX). The Super Bowl is Tubi's most important live athletic event to date and will be accessible on the platform for the first time. Viewers must register for an account on the Tubi app, which is accessible on smartphones and smart TVs, to watch the game in 4K.
Additionally, NFL games, including the Super Bowl, may be streamed live through the NFL Game Pass, which is accessible through DAZN. Each nation has a different subscription fee; in the UK, it costs £9.99. 1080p and, occasionally, 4K streaming quality options are available, depending on the platform and your device's capabilities.
For those who have a projector and wish to enjoy the game with a stadium experience, here we bring you the answer to how to watch Super Bowl on the projector:
How to Watch Super Bowl on Projector?
1. Watch Super Bowl on the Projector Built-in Apps
Using the applications that are available in their respective app stores, you may watch the Super Bowl straight on a Google TV projector or an Android TV projector. Popular streaming services are frequently integrated into these projectors, so if the required app is supported natively, you might not need an extra device like Apple TV, Roku, or Hulu.
Google TV projectors with Google Play Store like XGIMI MoGo 3 Pro, Halo+ (New) supports various apps download, including Tubi, Netflix, Hulu, and others. You can search them in the GTV system and look for the applications that can live stream the Super Bowl Game.
2. Connect Your Projector to an Extra Device for Watching
You can connect a device that can stream the Super Bowl to your projector. This might be a computer, laptop, or streaming device (such as an Apple TV, Roku, or Amazon Fire Stick). Make sure your internet connection is strong enough to enable high-definition streaming and that your projector supports the quality you choose, such as 1080p or 4K.
To prevent any technological problems during the game, make sure your projector setup is tested before the event.
Steps to Watch the Super Bowl on Your Google TV/Android TV Projector
1. Check for Supported Streaming Apps
Google TV and Android TV frequently include apps like Tubi, Fox Sports, NFL+, and so on. Make sure the Tubi app is accessible and install it to watch the 2025 Super Bowl live for free.
2. Download and Install the App in the App Store
● Go to the Google Play Store on your projector.
● Search for the app you need, like Tubi, or Fox Sports.
● Install it and sign up or log in.
Pic: MoGo 3 Pro GTV Projector with Tubi
If the Tubi app isn’t available in your region, you can check other apps like:
1) YouTube TV: Includes Fox for streaming NFL games.
2) Hulu + Live TV: Offers Fox as part of its subscription package.
3) Sling TV (Blue plan): Includes Fox in many markets.
4) DAZN: Available in some countries with NFL Game Pass for streaming.
Ensure these apps are compatible with your projector, as many Google TV and Android TV projectors support them.
3. Enjoy the Super Bowl Game on the Large Screen!
Open the app at the time of the game: 6:30 p.m. ET, Feb 9, 2025, and navigate to the live Super Bowl stream and enjoy! According to the actual viewing experience, you can adjust the volume, and brightness, open up, or turn down the MEMC function if the projector has it.
Note: The game will last for about 3 hours, so check the battery situation in time and make sure the projector is connecting to a stable power source for the whole Super Bowl game.
FAQ: Do You Need an External Device for Watching Super Bowl on Projectors?
It depends.
1. No Need for an External Device
If your smart projector has the Tubi app or other supported streaming apps, you don’t need an external device to watch the Super Bowl. The majority of Android TV and Google TV projectors are sufficiently adaptable to natively support streaming applications.
2. When to Use an External Device
You might need to connect an external device, such as Roku, Apple TV, or Amazon Fire Stick, which provides access to a wider variety of applications if the app you wish to use isn't compatible with your projector. For maximum flexibility, an external device can be a backup option.
Tips for a Better Super Bowl Viewing Experience on Projector
Many smart projectors support up to 4K resolution. If the app streams the Super Bowl in 4K (like Tubi does in 2025), you can enjoy it in stunning quality as long as your projector and internet connection support it. If your projector only supports 1080p, it will downscale the 4K stream accordingly.
1. Update Firmware and Apps
Ensure your projector and apps are updated to the latest versions.
2. Test Before Game Day
Run the app and check the stream quality beforehand to troubleshoot any issues.
3. Stable Internet and Power Source
Ensure a strong and stable internet connection, especially for 4K streaming. And make sure your battery can last over 3 hours for the game as well.
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