HDR, or high dynamic range, gives you enhanced colors and contrast compared to SDR (standard dynamic range). It's absolutely not the end of the world if your TV doesn't support HDR. But if your TV does have HDR, it should at least support a standard called HDR 10, which is a universal standard that Fox Sports says is necessary to watch Super Bowl LIV with HDR.
The supported Roku streaming devices include Roku Premiere, Roku Premiere+, Roku Streaming Stick+, and 4K TVs that run on the Roku operating system.
For Amazon streaming devices, only the Amazon Fire TV 4K will support the game in 4K and HDR.
And as for Apple TV, only the Apple TV 4K will support the game in 4K, but no Apple streaming device will support the game in HDR, according to Fox Sports.
The above media streamers are only for 4K resolution. Super Bowl LIV will be streamed in more standard resolution on a wide variety of devices, including those from Roku, Amazon, Apple, Android TV, Xbox One, Samsung's smart TVs (models from 2017 or newer), smartphones and tablets, and web browsers on computers.
To check whether your internet connection is fast enough to stream the Super Bowl in 4K, you can head to speedtest.net, and click "Go." Speedtest will then check your internet speeds, and if your download speeds are above 25 Mbps, you should be good to go!
If your internet speeds are under 50 Mbps, it's probably best to make sure no one else at home is also streaming a 4K video at the same time as the game.
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