A netizen posted on Reddit that he found that IKEA has created a paper model of PS5 and Xbox Series X one-to-one, so that consumers can compare media cabinets suitable for game consoles.Picture: Pixabay/provided
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Game consoles Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) and Microsoft launched next-generation consoles in November last year. Among them, the PS5 is a console with a streamlined appearance. Is not left behind, there are netizensReddit, a well-known American social platform, saidWhen he went to visit IKEA in Sweden a few days ago, he found that IKEA has specially created PS5 and Xbox Series X one-to-one paper models to facilitate consumers to compare media cabinets suitable for game consoles.
IKEA specially created a paper model of PS5 and Xbox Series X one-to-one to facilitate consumers to compare TV cabinets suitable for game consoles. Figure: Retrieved from Reddit
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Those who have visited IKEA must know that this multinational home furnishing company that is very user-experienced always displays a variety of functions and atmospheres in the indoor simulated home field, so that consumers can directly see all kinds of furniture combinations. It is more convenient to make decisions about whether to consume or not.
Just the day before yesterday, a netizen posted an article on Reddit, saying that IKEA is very considerate to create a one-to-one ratio PS5 and Xbox Series X paper models for consumers; not only that, but from the picture you can also see that IKEA is especially on the side of the paper model. Write: “Which IKEA media storage unit will be able to fit my new, meme-ishly oversized, game console? (Which IKEA media cabinet can fit my brand new, oversized game console?)”
As soon as the article came out, many netizens thought it was very practical, saying that “it solves my only concern”, “this is very meaningful, because PS5 will not fit into most of their products”, “this is a Great marketing idea”, “This is the best proof of another genius working there”, “IKEA really understands their consumers”.
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