How to watch Super Bowl 2023 on your computer
Super Bowl 2023 and the fight for the Lombardi Trophy is upon us. Most people want to know how to watch the super bowl on the biggest screen possible, of course. But what if you’re away from home or don’t have cable access? How will you capture the big showdown? Well, we’ve got your back.
This guide (as well as this one) will help you figure out the best way to stream the game (or halftime show with Rihanna or commercials, we’re not judging) on your PC, laptop, or any mobile device. .
How to watch Super Bowl LVII in the US
This year’s Super Bowl will kick off on February 12 at 6:30 p.m. Back in the day, watching the Super Bowl on your PC required some serious hoop-jumping to make it happen. But these days, thanks to all the available live streaming platforms that work cross-platform, watching the Super Bowl on your PC or laptop is just as easy as watching it on your TV.
To get started, you can stream it directly from one of the cable channels’ websites. You can stream directly from fox website (make sure you have your cable login info ready) as Fox is the official broadcaster of the event. NBC and CBS will also broadcast directly on their websites (nbcsports.com Y cbssport.com).
Your next option is one of the streaming platforms, which includes Hulu+ Live TV, tv sling, YouTube television, was tvY DirecTV streaming. These subscription services provide live streaming programming where you can access the game (depending on broadcast rights) on channels like CBS, Fox, NBC, ESPN, etc. There are free trials available if you want to take advantage of that too. Some, like DirecTV, require additional fees to access the NFL Network.
Lastly, you can stream directly from your cable provider. Your main cable provider, such as Cox or Comcast, most likely has Fox (or a Fox affiliate) and NBC available to stream on their live streaming website. Again, make sure you have your account login information handy to access the service.
How to watch Super Bowl LVII outside the US
There are two ways to watch it if you’re not in the US. Some international networks carry the game, for example providers in the UK (BBC Sport, Sky Sport NFL), Australia (Seven Network) and Canada (Dazn, CTV). broadcasts live NFL games (and the Super Bowl).
Alternatively, if you’d rather watch your preferred local channel or if you’re in a location where it’s hard to get viable streaming through regular outlets, consider using a VPN service. Like the streaming subscription services listed above, there are both subscription-based and free VPNs. In this context, you are probably looking for something easy and free to set up. Of course, just make sure you use a VPN that offers strong online privacy and good data speeds.
For some of the fastest and most stable speeds, go with NordVPN or ExpressVPN, which are paid services. Another favorite is ProtonVPNwhich is free and has no data limit.
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