What started as a meme eventually became a reality. The Xbox Series X was memed on by the internet for looking like a fridge. Riding on that wave of virality, Microsoft made a full-sized Xbox Series X ...

For much of the world, the Xbox Series X Mini Fridge has been something you could buy for over a year, while in other regions the drink cooler has yet to launch. Australia is one of those regions that ...

Turns out Xbox fans need to chill — literally. Microsoft released its "Xbox Series X Fridge" for online preorder Tuesday after months of memes and anticipation. The mini fridges sold out almost ...

Still hunting down an Xbox Series X? Well, that’s probably not getting easier anytime soon, but you can at least buy a mini fridge that looks just like it. Once a viral internet meme, the $99 Xbox ...

Move over PlayStation 5! The Xbox Series X replica Mini Fridge is the new hotness for scalpers. The small refrigerator shaped like the Xbox Series X was originally based on memes about the console’s ...

Maybe it’s because I primarily play console games on PlayStation. Maybe it’s because I can’t fit anything into my New York shoebox apartment. Maybe it’s because I’m cynical about marketing that ...

This is certainly one cool Cyber Monday deal if I ever did see one, for the sleek and sexy Xbox mini fridge. They said the Xbox Series X looked like a fridge, so Microsoft was like "yeah ok" and ...

Online resellers flood eBay with sales for the $99 Xbox Mini Fridge, but at prices ranging from $279 to $349. It may just be an icebox in the shape of a video game console, but the Xbox Mini Fridge ...

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 ...

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