China Open 2026: How to watch the Super 1000 — dates and live-streaming details

The China Open 2026 will take place from July 21 to 26. This report compiles the live-streaming details, television channel information and practical guidance on where and how to follow the Super 1000 tournament.
The China Open 2026 carries Super 1000 status and is scheduled across six days beginning July 21. Coverage and viewing options for the event are the focus of this guide, which aims to bring together broadcast and streaming information in one place. Readers will find explanations of the kinds of feeds and services typically used for tournaments of this level. The presentation is intended to help fans identify the authorized ways to watch the competition.
This package gathers information on official live streams, authorised television broadcasters and the usual forms of access for viewers. It outlines whether coverage is available via free-to-air channels, subscription TV networks or online streaming platforms, and highlights common variations in availability across different territories. The guide also notes typical requirements such as account registration or platform-specific subscriptions where applicable.
Practical details in the guide include how to locate the match schedule and session start times, and where official timing information is published during the event. It also advises checking the tournament’s primary communications for last-minute changes to broadcast windows or streaming feeds. For viewers who prefer mobile access, the guide summarizes the types of mobile and web players most commonly provided by rights-holders.
For those arranging viewing plans around work or travel, the guide explains how to convert published session times into local time and what to expect from delayed or on-demand replays when live viewing is not possible. It brings together the kinds of resources fans typically consult — official tournament channels, rights-holder platforms and regional broadcast listings — so readers know where to look. The objective is to reduce the time spent searching and to point supporters toward authorised viewing options.
This overview provides the essential viewing information ahead of the China Open 2026, which runs from July 21 to 26. Consult the full guide for the complete list of live-streaming and television-channel details for the Super 1000 event.