The highly-anticipated Xbox Mini Fridge will officially be available from this December, and thanks to this recent unboxing video from production company Ukonic, we've got a detailed look at the box, its contents and the fridge itself.
As you can see, the fridge looks fantastic in person, and the LEDs are a neat touch. The host of the video also goes into details about how to look after your fridge, such as the process of cleaning and defrosting it.
So, how can you get your hands on one? As you're likely aware, pre-orders sold out within minutes in many regions last month, but Microsoft has promised that more (limited) supplies will be available when the fridges officially go on sale this December. Plus, more stock will be made available in 2022 as well.
We'll of course keep you up to date if Microsoft makes an announcement about more supplies, and there's still no official word about an exact release date in December yet, so we expect more details on this soon.
Liking the look of the Xbox Mini Fridge? Give us your thoughts down in the comments below.
Comments 4
Really cool thing (pun intended)... too bad scalpers bested me in trying to buy this thing, he was noticing the 90 day limited warranty, that would never be the case in the EU, we got a minimum 2-year warranty over here against faulty products.... Also noticed that he unplugged the thing and the xbox logo was still lit.... probably some type of capacitor holding charge, but fun to see!
I'm wanting one, but not a desperate hunt for one. Once it's just in stock on Target.com I'll grab one.
If I can go on a site and just buy one I will.
@TheSilverFalcon Yep. The Xbox have done that as well. One of the troubleshooting steps is unplugging it, then pressing and holding the power button to discharge the caps. You actually see the light come on, briefly, when you do this.
Can't listen to audio right now, but as I read this article, it seems like it doesn't auto defrost?
That will be a nightmare given humidity where I live is almost always 70% or higher, year round. Currently at a low 66%.
Show Comments
Leave A Comment
Hold on there, you need to login to post a comment...