Don't panic, the $100 Xbox Series X mini refrigerator won't be sold out forever.
Today’s Xbox Series X mini refrigerator promotion is going so fast that most people don’t even see the buy button light up. But the Xbox Twitter account is not ashamed to tell people that more console-shaped coolers will be available in December.
When Microsoft first released the Xbox Series X, there were mixed reactions to its unique design. Some people are excited about the new console that doesn't look like a DVR, while others laugh at the tall and boxy design. Specifically, it is compared to a black refrigerator. Although other companies would let the Internet enjoy it and move on, Microsoft saw an opportunity and seized it.
Although the $500 full-size refrigerator made by Microsoft is a one-off, everyone now has a version. The Xbox Series X mini refrigerator is the actual product that Microsoft intends to sell. Although the initial pre-order has ended, it should provide more products when it ships in December.
Unlike the full-size Xbox Series X refrigerator, which is currently unavailable, this mini refrigerator can be pre-ordered for $100 from Target in the United States and Canada on Tuesday, October 19. Microsoft has not given the exact release date of these smart refrigerators, but it is expected that they will be shipped sometime in December, when more will be available for purchase.
If you are not in the United States or Canada, you can buy the Xbox Series X mini refrigerator here.
This is a mini refrigerator that looks like Xbox Series X. It has a glowing green light on the top, with the curved texture you see on the actual console, and all the same button and port designs. When you open the refrigerator, you will see a classic Xbox green interior, with enough space for 10 standard soda cans or 12 thinner energy drink cans-there are two small shelves on the door for one Two candy bars.
There is a pair of detachable small green plastic shelves, and of course the Xbox logo on the front will be illuminated to match the console.
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