Official Microsoft Xbox Power Supply Brick AC Adapter OEM Tested PB-2151-03MX
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Manufacturer description
Keep your Xbox 360 powered up and running with this official Microsoft Power Supply Brick AC Adapter. Designed specifically for the Xbox 360, this OEM tested power adapter ensures a reliable connection and consistent power delivery. The gray adapter features a 6ft cable for ample length and is constructed from durable plastic. This AC adapter is compatible with the Xbox 360 and has a model number of PB-2151-03MX. It has a power output of NAA and is designed for use in the United States. The adapter has been manufactured in China and is subject to California Prop 65 warning.
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