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Hãy viết đoạn tóm tắt về nội dung bằng tiếng việt kích thích người mua: 7 best TVs for Super Bowl 2024 — from 55-inch OLEDs to 150-inch projectors

The Super Bowl — it’s the NFL’s biggest show of the year and quite literally the most-watched sporting event in the US. Last year’s Big Game, which saw the Kansas Chiefs go head to head against the Philadelphia Eagles, wrangled a viewership of , launching itself into history as the newfound most-watched Super Bowl since 2015. 

For its 58th showing, the will see the San Francisco 49ers taking on the Kansas City Chiefs come Sunday, Feb. 12. All signs seemingly point to a Chiefs victory — that is, of course, if you ask the many Taylor Swift fans in the crowd — but, in reality, anything’s possible, especially with Usher headlining the half-time show. 

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Below, you’ll find some of our top picks this year for experiencing the Super Bowl the right way. 

Best Super Bowl TV if you’re watching with a few friends 

Sony XR A95L QD-OLED

As one of the very on the block, the Sony A95L QD-OLED is a stunner of a Super Bowl display pick. Built with both quantum dot and OLED panel technology, the A95L sports one of the most stunning pictures, hitting essentially some of the best color coverage in the industry.

Our testing shows this TV averaging around 99.9% in both the Rec 709 gamut and UHDA-P3 gamut, while Rec 2020 gamut coverage sat at 89.41%, proving just how sophisticated its vibrancy is and the power behind Sony’s Cognitive Processor XR. Its HDR brightness is likewise top-notch, averaging around 1,215 nits of peak brightness that will make this year’s all the more entrancing. 

Plus, what makes the A95L so appealing for your watch party is its incredible speaker system, ensuring you don’t need to get one of the . It has support for Dolby Atmos and uses a sophisticated Acoustic Surface Audio+ system to ensure sounds are crisp and emanating from the exact places they appear on-screen. 

The 65-inch model of the Sony XR A95L QD-OLED comes in at $3,499, so this display definitely doesn’t come cheap but should offer one of the best windows into this year’s Big Game for you and your small crowd. 

TCL QM8 Mini-LED TV

At around $1,000, the TCL QM8 Mini-LED TV is one of the best bargains in the display market. Best of all is the QM8 hits a wide range of sizes, starting at 65-inch and going all the way up to 98-inch (at the insane price of $12,000). 

While the Super Bowl definitely calls for a large screen, if you’re all by yourself 98-inch just feels like overkill, though. The starting 65-inch model is perfect for the loner Super Bowl fan, as it is still a bit large but not too much to be ridiculous and not too small where you can’t catch all of the action.

The TCL QM8 comes with a host of features that will make watching the Super Bowl all the more enjoyable, like a high brightness output and vivid color coverage. It may not be an OLED, but still uses mini-LED technology to make the image pop where it matters and uses TCL’s AIPQ Engine Gene 3 to dramatically improve picture quality in real time. 

JMGO N1 Ultra. Measuring from 60 to 150-inch, the N1 Ultra has quite the range on its potential screen size – although it doesn’t hit the same heights as Sony’s VPL-VW235ES at a whopping 200-inch. 

Still, JMGO’s N1 does well in bringing a quality image using a triple color laser light source built on a pedestal projector design. This is a far-throw iteration, meaning you place it at a set distance away from a particular surface. Despite its slow operating system and limited I/O, the N1 Ultra proves valiant as a Super Bowl entertainment system, leveraging stellar performance metrics.

In our tests, we found the N1 Ultra could hit a peak brightness of 2,143 lumens in tandem with as much as 100% sRGB coverage and 96% coverage of the DCI-P3 gamut. It’s not exactly the most ideal system for gaming, leveraging an input lag of 144ms (28ms when in game mode). For the Super Bowl, though, the N1 Ultra should prove incredible ideal in bringing the game to life via expert contrast and a pretty decent speaker. 

Now’s a great time to pick one up, too, as it’s on sale at Amazon for $1,599.

Best Super Bowl TV for a dedicated home theater 

Hisense U8K Mini-LED TV

While the N1 Ultra can hit sizes of over 100-inch, it’s generally harder to do that with a conventional TV and not spend several thousands to procure. The Super Bowl is probably best suited for that range and anything over that is simply just a flex, which brings us to the 100-inch Hisense U8K, a massive display built for the home theater mindset. 

Built on the Google TV backbone, the U8K has everything you could ask for entertainment-wise, all of which is customizable to your liking. It comes equipped with an ATSC 3.0 tuner, which allows it pretty awesome sound and picture performance. Via an incredibly high brightness output, hitting a whopping 1,788 nits, the U8K easily also comes heralded as one of the best mini-LED TVs and a staple of the technology. 

The Hisense U8K is also relatively affordable. The 100-inch model will certainly run you a high premium, resting at $3,000, but you can get its 65-inch model for as low as $900 depending on the ongoing sales. And, if that’s still just a bit too much out of your price range, the Hisense U6K is at the time of writing. 

and arguably a stellar value all around, the C3 proves to be quite compelling at $1,299 for its 48-inch model. 

At that price, you’re getting a remarkable OLED screen that hits most of the necessary color coverage. Given that it is an OLED, the brightness potential isn’t exactly as on point as others on this list, but you won’t be missing any touchdowns or picks thanks to the TV’s a9 AI Processor Gen 6. The chipset ensures you get the cleanest image and works wonders on delivering its stellar image quality. 

Once the Big Game festivities have run their course, you could always hop into a quick game of and experience the C3’s immaculate gaming coverage. With an input lag of 9.1ms in Game Optimizer mode in tandem with both VRR and ALLM, the C3 comes as one of the better , too. 

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It’ll also work wonders for the Big Game thanks to remarkable color coverage through the utilization of quantum dots. And while it might not sport the highest brightness levels, averaging around 528 nits, it’s still quite a grand display for the outside gazebo, but you will be paying for it at a $2,898 premium. 

4K is what fills it with so much magic, gifting it a 9.2ms input lag, 1,370 nits of peak HDR brightness, and one of the cleanest image processing in the industry. 

As for its color coverage, you certainly won’t be missing out as it leverages quite an impressive 141.5% of the rec 709 gamut, making it perfect for the Super Bowl. Still, you will be paying the high price of $3,299 for its 65-inch model.