The Super Bowl is one of the most important sporting events in the U.S. because it’s the culmination of the NFL season, and the decider for the best football team of the year. It’s also one of the biggest pop music events in the world with some of the industry’s most prolific names lighting up the stage at halftime, with this year’s act confirmed to be the RnB legend Usher. According to stats on Finances Online, 2021 had the lowest number of Super Bowl viewers since 2007, which is quite astonishing when you consider that a total of 96.4 million people tuned in to watch the American Football Championship game. 

This year’s game is set to take place at the second most expensive stadium in the world, the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. The 2024 Super Bowl, also known as Super Bowl LVIII (58), is set to make history by being the first Super Bowl to broadcast in two different formats. CBS will broadcast the game in its traditional format while Nickelodeon will bring families with younger viewers an exclusive kid-friendly broadcast. 

This is easily one of the must-see events of the year and if you can’t make it to the Las Vegas strip to catch the live game, your best bet is to invest in an immersive big screen like the one delivered by the Xming Page One portable projector. 

Where to Watch the Super Bowl LVIII

The upcoming Super Bowl is scheduled to be broadcast for television on CBS and Paramount + for CBS Streaming. At the same time, Nickelodeon will be airing a more child-friendly version alongside the main event for younger audiences. If you don't have access to cable networks, several live streaming services will be available for watching the big game live. Paramount +, Sling TV, Hulu + Live TV, and FuboTV are among the options you can consider.

Being the world’s first Google TV LCD Projector with Certified Netflix, the Xmig Page One is the only projector of its kind that gives you all the viewing options you need to enjoy a fully immersive view of the 2024 Super Bowl in the comfort of your home. 

Why Is the Xming Page One Your Best Viewing Option?

Despite its compact size and portability, the Xming Page One has the power to display a captivating 120-inch screen with sufficient brightness and contrast to make the championship NFL game pop. Regardless of the placement of your projector in the room, the automatic correction and focus feature will ensure that you’re getting the most accurate and aligned display of your video content. 

It boasts a native 1080P resolution making it compatible with 4K UHD resolution content from major streaming platforms, and thanks to its incredible 2000:1 contrast ratio, whatever you watch will be clear as day and won’t get washed out when the projector is working at peak brightness. The Xming Page One is one of the first projectors on the global market to utilize the more accurate measure of brightness known as the CVIA lumen, which takes multiple factors into account during testing. 

To compensate for the glitch caused by players and objects moving very quickly across the screen, the Xming Page One is fitted with a Motion Estimation, Motion Compensation (MEMC) feature to deliver a smooth playback of all the exciting action so you can always keep your eye on the ball

At halftime when the 2024 Super Bowl transforms into a miniature concert, the Dolby Audio supported speakers will have the year’s top-class act Usher’s voice blaring through the room to have you immersed in the performance.

Bring the Allegiant Stadium Into Your Home

According to a report on CBS Sport, the Allegiant Stadium cost around $1.9 billion to construct. Not everyone will have the pleasure or priviledge to make it to the stadium, but we can agree that anything that costs that much should be enjoyed to the max. 

With the Xming Page One, you’ll be able to enjoy the full glory of the Allegiant from the comfort of your own space with blissful colors, sharp contrast, and stellar sound production. Visit the Formovie website to browse through Xming Page One specs and add it to your entertainment package just in time for the Super Bowl.