Everything you need for the perfect Super Bowl 2021 setup at home is on sale

Melissa Lee and Christine Persaud, Reviewed
·2 min read
Shop discounts on home theater essentials just in time for the Super Bowl.
Shop discounts on home theater essentials just in time for the Super Bowl.

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With just a few more weeks left to go before Super Bowl 2021 (it's on Sunday, February 7, FYI), time is dwindling for football buffs to get their home theater setups in order. Luckily, it just so happens to be the perfect time to invest in all the key elements you'll need to do so, since stores are running massive markdowns on everything you'll need for the big game—including Reviewed-approved soundbars, televisions, projectors and more.

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For example, this Samsung 65-inch class Q60T series QLED 4K UHD smart Tizen TV is on sale for $899.99, down $100 from its original price of $999.99. Complete with a 4.7-star rating from nearly 1,000 Best Buy customers, we adored this flat-screen for its incredible quantum dot color, which was even more impressive given the value. The imagery and contrast on the screen were simply amazing, and we even noted that such features would be awesome for viewing sports. This QLED TV also comes with a smart remote that includes apps such as Apple TV+, Disney+, Netflix, Hulu and more. Even if you're not watching 4K content, we found the Samsung Q60T's contrast to be "more than adequate."

Ahead, discover even more amazing discounts on TVs, soundbars and the like.

The best home theater deals for Super Bowl 2021

TVs and accessories

Best Buy's home theater lineup is one you won't want to miss.
Best Buy's home theater lineup is one you won't want to miss.

Soundbars

Save on soundbars from LG, Samsung, Yamaha and more.
Save on soundbars from LG, Samsung, Yamaha and more.

Projectors

Amplify your Super Bowl viewing experience with a projector.
Amplify your Super Bowl viewing experience with a projector.

Accessories

Universal remotes and TV mounts are also up for grabs.
Universal remotes and TV mounts are also up for grabs.

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