You no longer need to be in the field of play to witness the exciting matches of your favorite teams in the front row; if they are broadcasted live, you have the possibility to live the excitement of the sport from your living room, of course, as long as you have Samsung's Neo QLED TVs.

On sunday, february 13, millions of viewers will be connected to their TV sets to enjoy the 56th edition of the Super Bowl, which will be played by the Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.

You can be a front-row spectator -along with your family and friends- through the screen of a Samsung Neo QLED, whose technology will make you feel as if you were watching the game in person.

Realistic images

There's nothing like realism when watching content on our TV. That's what Samsung's Neo QLED 8K model offers you. Its display is capable of reproducing exquisite 8K images, which means a horizontal resolution of approximately 33 million pixels, powered by Artificial Intelligence.

Specialists claim that it is capable of reproducing more than a billion colors: a sharpness of a level far superior to what is already known and that exponentially raises the quality of reproduction.

So when you watch a tennis match, for example, this Samsung TV through Quantum Dot technology, will display images with more vibrant shades of details such as the fast and bold movements of the players, the court and the stands, among other elements. You'll definitely feel like you're there.

Total immersion and unparalleled sound

The total immersion of the viewer in the content played on the screen is crucial in the design of the Neo QLED.

Its Infinity screen (the thinnest profile in the Samsung TV ecosystem), stands out for its almost imperceptible black edges and a 0.8 millimeter stainless steel frame, which eliminates the boundary between the TV and its surroundings, producing the sensation that the screen is floating.

If you're just one of those who watches the Super Bowl for the half-time show, the Neo QLED won't let you miss a second of that exciting twelve minutes. This year, the half-time show will bring together a legendary group of hip-hop stars, including Eminem, Snoop Dogg, Mary J. Blige, Kendrick Lamar and Dr. Dre.

This musical show is one of the most anticipated by fans around the world, having featured such great talents as Jennifer Lopez, Shakira, Beyoncé, Katy Perry and Bruno Mars.

Thanks to the speaker hole and subwoofer system located on the back of the display, you can powerfully perceive music and even ambient sound, as well as narration from commentators.

The audio quality of your equipment reaches optimal levels through the application of AI, without the need for an additional speaker, allowing you to enjoy optimized sounds according to the content and your environment.

How does it achieve this? While showing you the prowess of a gymnast in her hands-free performance, your Neo QLED's SpaceFit Sound feature automatically analyzes your living room space and automatically calibrates the TV's sound to its optimal settings. That's how wonderfully it works.

Four screens and activated interface

You have no reason to miss a competition because its broadcast coincides with one of equal importance to you.

What's more, you can follow up to four activities at the same time because your TV offers it. With the MultiView function, you can have four screens with broadcasts of different sports disciplines in front of you.

And to be more connected with the myriad of content related to sports competitions, Olympics or soccer matches that flow in the various platforms of the web, in addition to the local television service you own, your Neo QLED will allow you to view and hear the best options offered by major providers.  

In the same way, through the SmartThings user interface on Neo QLED you will be able to connect connected devices near this TV. So, for example, the soccer game you were enjoying in your room from your tablet or smartphone, you can continue watching it when you get to your TV located in the living room.