Microsoft's Xbox Series X-Style Mini Refrigerators

Author Nikitin Eugenius Submitted by 18.10.2021

Microsoft has come up with an interesting solution for owners or fans of the Xbox Series X. Mini-refrigerator for storing alcoholic or non-alcoholic drinks. The manufacturer claims that the refrigerator will fit 12 cans of 0.5 liters of any drinks.

Microsoft's Xbox Series X-Style Mini Refrigerators

A nice moment is the presence of a USB port on the refrigerator door. Can be used to charge mobile devices. The mini-refrigerator itself operates on a 110/220 Volt network. The novelty will be released in the style of Xbox Series X - black body and green interior trim.

Microsoft's Xbox Series X-style mini fridge will be priced at $ 99 in the US and € 99 in Europe. Nothing is said about the rest of the continents.

Microsoft's idea is very interesting. And it will definitely be in demand. I wonder why ASUS did not come up with a similar solution for fans of "Republic of Gamers" products. That would be much cooler than the Xbox.

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