Super Bowl Party Host Buys $2,700 TV To Watch Commercials, Not Game
KEY POINTS
- •The Super Bowl airs Sunday, February 8th, 6:30PM ET on Peacock, NFL Plus, and NBC, featuring Bad Bunny's halftime show.
- •LG’s popular C5 OLED 65-inch TV drops from $2,699 to about $1,397-$1,399.99 with options at Amazon and Best Buy.
- •Anker’s 25,000mAh laptop power bank hits its best price at $89.99 with two built-in USB-C cables, offering up to 165W charging power.
Welcome to the 2026 Super Bowl, aka the 'Benito Bowl' thanks to Bad Bunny stealing halftime limelight on February 8th at 6:30PM ET across Peacock, NFL Plus, and NBC. Meanwhile, bargain hunters are snagging LG C5 OLED TVs at nearly half off, from $2,699 to about $1,397 at Amazon or $1,399.99 at Best Buy — just in time for 'Sunday kickoff installs.' These 65-inch glory monsters come with pixel-level brightness control perfect for hiding your disappointment when the quarterback fumbles. Not to be outdone, Anker slashes its 25,000mAh laptop power bank to $89.99 from $119.99, with USB-C cables that retract better than your weekend plans. Belkin’s Stage PowerGrip fits iPhones and Pixels, turning your phone into a swivel-shooting paparazzi tool for $68.39, because apparently, we need grips for our grip guys. Gamers, clutch the $20 Sci-Fi Shooter bundle with favorites like Black Mesa and Doom Eternal while planting trees with each click — saving the world and your thumbs simultaneously. Also, AirTags drop to $17, because losing stuff is just too mainstream when connected to Apple's all-seeing Find My app.
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Why watch the Super Bowl when you can singly finance an LG C5 OLED at half-off and pretend to care about pixel-happiness? Real fans just power bank and game-bundle through halftime.
Buying a $2,700 OLED to watch fumble reels sounds cheaper than therapy, but this Anker power bank’s got your back charging your emotional baggage.
Bad Bunny gets the halftime spotlight while you settle for shiny black rectangles and overpriced cables pretending to judge football because it’s Sunday.
Source: Theverge | Published: 2/7/2026 | Author: Cameron Faulkner
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