You can watch the Big Game on a TV the old-fashioned way, or you can step into the future and glue some OLED screens to your eyeballs. Vision Pro might not be the clearest way to watch the Super Bowl LX, but it is the clearest way to watch the Super Bowl in VR. With a ridiculously premium display and the ability to stream from the Peacock app, you can make Super Bowl LX the wildest, most intense watch experience you’ve ever had.

I’m a big advocate of using air fryers for all your favorite heart-stopping snacks, and if you’re planning on having a crew whip up some jalapeño poppers, you need one that works well and can fry a lot of things at once. Having used Philip’s air fryers before, I’m a fan of how well they compare to deep-frying, and if you’re trying to reduce the mess, crisp up some foods, and make things as tasty and quick as possible, a large air fryer is the way to go.

The Super Bowl is more about entertainment than actually watching football, and having a ton of people in your house can get messy pretty quickly. Don’t waste precious football time cleaning up crumbs when you can have a robot do your job for you. The Matic is good at what it does (we rate it good for its good vacuum performance and solid mopping), but it also makes a statement. Think about it: do you want to just pick up crumpled tortilla chips? Or do you want to pick up crumpled tortilla chips and impress your friends?

A great sound system might be pretty obvious when it comes to must-have Super Bowl tech, but not all sound is created equal. Samsung’s HW-Q990F, despite its clinical name, is loved for having a ton of channels—11.1.4 for all the audiophiles out there—and being relatively compact. This system has a sound bar, two wireless surround speakers, and a subwoofer with two drivers. There are plenty of home theater systems to choose from, but Samsung’s HW-Q990F is a great mix of style and power — nothing says Super Bowl like listening to football through 11 speakers at once.

Sometimes hearing it isn’t enough. Sometimes you have to FELT this, too. Sometimes you have to feel it in your butt, really. Razer’s Freyja chair takes sound and translates it into the haptics of a gaming chair. Sure, it’s meant for high-end PC battlestations, but who’s to say you can’t also feel the roar of the NFL’s most important game?

The Super Bowl may still technically be a network television product, but let’s be honest — most of us aren’t paying for (shudder) cable just to watch it. If you’re streaming Super Bowl LX on Peacock like most of us, the last thing you want is a bad internet connection. To avoid that, you can go overboard with a gaming-centric Wi-Fi 7 router from TP-Link with three bands with a max output of 19Gbps ​​and a large total of eight antennas. As if that wasn’t enough, it’s also RGB so when you’re done streaming the Super Bowl, you can play like a pro.

Screens are great, but what if you’re having a big Super Bowl party? What if you need to ball out and get something theater-like for all your football-loving friends? If anything like that is something you need to do then Anker’s Nebula X1 projector could be the solution for you. With 4K resolution and the ability to project up to a 300-inch screen, this is how you maximize your Super Bowl LX viewing experience. Good luck finding enough friends to justify balling it hard, though.

Super Bowl LX isn’t just a big football game, it’s theater, and no theater experience is complete without an over-the-top light show. The Philips Hue Play HDMI sync box does exactly what it promises—it syncs your TV content at 8K 60Hz or 4K at 120Hz with your Philip’s Hue lights for a coordinated light experience. If you don’t have $25,000 lying around for Super Bowl tickets, this can go a long way to making the game a little more immersive.

Listen, football can be amazing, but it can also be scary. If you’re a fan of the Seahawks or the Patriots, your blood pressure is going through the roof, and win or lose, you need to decompress after all is said and done. To speed up the relaxation process, you can get this EEG meditation band that helps you sleep and guides you through a relaxing meditation.

You may have squared off the sound system, but what about the after party? If your team wins the whole thing, you should celebrate appropriately, and nothing says Super Bowl champions like a giant party speaker. This Bromley 750 from Marshall is big and loud, and if you need to give an end-of-season speech (or eulogy) it has inputs for a microphone.

Beer is fine, but sometimes you and your friends need something a little more heavy-duty—especially when your team is down. Skip pre-batching and get this cocktail maker from Bartesian that has a 1,500 milliliter capacity and is able to churn cocktails on demand thanks to Keurig-like capsules. You can choose the strength of the drink, too, if things get rough as the game progresses.

If a projector or a VR headset isn’t your style, the easiest way to watch Super Bowl LX is to get the biggest TV possible. Hisense makes a pretty damn big one. At 100 inches, this mini LED 4K has solid picture quality and a 144Hz refresh rate that’s good enough for high-motion sports viewing like the kind you get at football. In fact, for so many TVs, the price isn’t crazy either.

When you have a party, the refrigerator area is always the first thing to go. To avoid warming up everyone’s beer, buy a smart cooler that uses a battery to keep everyone’s drinks at the perfect temperature. If you live in an area that still sees the sun this season, you can also charge the Solix EverFrost 2 with solar power. Who says drinking a lot of beer on game day can’t be kind of eco-friendly?

If you’re the type to make your own pizza as opposed to ordering it, you need a pizza oven, and Ooni makes some pretty spiffy ones. The Ooni Koda 2 Pro is an outdoor gas powered pizza oven that can get as hot as 500 degrees Celsius, which means you can cook pizzas quickly. On top of that, this bad boy also has a smart thermometer so you can check the temperature on your phone to make sure they don’t come out wet like the Kansas City Chiefs did in last year’s Super Bowl.

For most NFL fans, the Super Bowl is a relaxing experience because their team isn’t in it. To maximize that relaxation, why not spend all that time sitting in front of the screen and shoving snacks into your mouth while also getting a massage? This amazing complex massage chair from Bodyfriend doesn’t just massage you, it uses two robotic leg holders to stretch your legs, that way you don’t have to leave the comfort of your armchair to get the blood flowing again.