Guaranteed Working - Microsoft Xbox 360 E 500gb Special Edition Blue
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This Xbox 360E Special Edition has been tested fully to ensure functionality and is ready for its new home! No controller or game included. Comes with: Console Xbox 360 E special edition blue 500gb Power Brick and Cord - The Microsoft Xbox 360 E Special Edition Blue is a home console with 500 GB of storage capacity, offering a range of entertainment options for gaming enthusiasts. This model is designed for NTSC-U/C (US/Canada) region and features HDMI connectivity for easy setup and use. With the iconic blue color and the Microsoft Xbox 360 platform, this console is sure to provide hours of…
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Full Specifications
| color | Blue |
|---|---|
| edition | Special Edition |
| storage_gb | 500 |
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