Sobro Cooler Coffee Table

There is a new product taking Indiegogo by storm, the awesome Sobro Cooler Coffee Table. As the name suggests, this innovative piece of furniture features a refrigerator drawer, so you’ll never have to walk all the way to the kitchen (never miss a goal!) to get a beer soda, or water. That´s not all, they added some USB ports, power outlets, built-in Bluetooth speakers, touch controls, a tempered glass top, and colored LED lights if you need to get the party going after the game. watch the video below

The full retail price will be $1500, but you can still get the table for $649 over at their Indiegogo page.

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