Xbox toaster is an actual thing in the shape of a Series S

"I don't drink coffee, I take tea, my dear..."

You read that right, Microsoft officially released an actual Xbox Series S toaster. The two-slice burner first surfaced nearly a year ago, and now it has finally become a reality.

The latest specs confirm six shade settings, ranging from a light browning to burned to a crisp. Plus, there are three modes, including a bagel function, defrost, and cancel.

The toaster does appear near identical to its original counterpart. It even includes the same functional black vent found on the console. I guess it is safe to sniff this exhaust, just don’t over indulge. Admittedly, it’s a bit larger to accommodate your favourite English muffin brand, measuring 38.3cm x 11.6cm x 19.3cm. As a comparison, a standard Series S comes in at 27.5cm x 6.5cm x 15cm.

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Rounding off, additional features include a countdown timer, removable crumb tray, and auto-centering guide. The latter is particularly useful because the toaster imprints an Xbox sphere logo on bread for that cool gamer aesthetic. Anyone else feeling a bit peckish?

The Series S toaster joins the Xbox Series X mini fridge and both were born out of meme culture. It’s good to see that Microsoft took the jokes with stride, and now I have to convince my wife that we need Xbox kitchen appliances. Grab yours at Walmart for $39.99.

Blair Jacobs
Blair Jacobs
Whether it’s discovering new bits of tech, immersing himself in the latest narrative-driven RPG, or crossing the Atlantic amidst thundering storms on a 121-metre-long ship to fulfil his Navy duties, there’s always something new on the horizon. One day, he’ll end up on the shores of The Shire when he finally visits New Zealand.

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