Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Microsoft may not be winning the console war with the Xbox, but they are dominating the kitchen ...

The Xbox Series X Replica Mini Fridge is a must-have novelty item for those who love not only gaming, but having a cold drink on hand while doing so. “The sleek matte-black tower holds up to 12 cans ...

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This discounted fridge is better than an Xbox Series X because it keeps drinks cool. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The Xbox ...

While technically an electrothermic cooler and not a refrigerator, the Xbox Series X replica mini fridge looks almost identical to the real console at a glance and stands at a similar 14.3 inches tall ...

Luie loves to play RPGs and is a big fan of Monster Hunter, Final Fantasy, Persona, and the Bokujo Monogatari series. There has been a lot of Xbox news circulating online, particularly that of ...

A gamer has shown off how they've turned a broken Xbox mini-fridge into a cool side table and storage unit. The Xbox mini-fridge was a Target exclusive when it was released in the United States, and ...

It's the moment we've all been waiting for. The Xbox Series X Mini Fridge has gotten a sweet discount at Walmart, and is currently down to just $34.98. The hilarious gift for any Xbox superfan, the ...

The Xbox fridge is a 4.5L thermoelectric cooler that's a scale replica of the Xbox Series X console. It measures 14.4" tall x 7.3" wide x 7.3" deep. When the fridge is closed, it looks just like the ...

A unique miniature fridge that looks exactly like an Xbox Series X console sold out hours after it launched online in Australia. The $220 product by Ukonic features a black exterior and is lined with ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. How bad do you want your morning toast to feature the Xbox logo burnt on it? And if one such machine existed, would you pay $40 for it? If the ...