Apple users have several options to stream Super Bowl LX, which takes place on February 8, 2026. NBC holds the exclusive broadcast rights, and Peacock is the primary streaming platform. This setup allows Apple users to watch on their iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV devices. Peacock Premium is required for live streaming, though Apple offers a discounted bundle with Apple TV+.

Viewers can also use the NBC app or NBC Sports app if they have a cable or live TV streaming subscription, avoiding the need for an additional service. For those without these subscriptions, live TV streaming services like YouTube TV and Hulu + Live TV are viable alternatives, often including cloud DVR features that Peacock lacks.

For those preferring a free option, over-the-air broadcasting remains an alternative. An external tuner and antenna can bring live NBC broadcasts to Apple devices, offering high-definition viewing without subscriptions. This method, though requiring upfront hardware costs, provides a reliable, uncompressed viewing experience.

The variety of options ensures that Apple users can enjoy the Super Bowl according to their preferences and existing subscriptions, making the event accessible across the Apple ecosystem.