And now Bud Light is trying its hand at connected cooling with a new app-enabled beer fridge that has Wi-Fi built right in. Dubbed the "Bud-E" (and slathered on all sides in Bud Light-blue ...

The Bud-E is roughly the size of a mini-fridge and is emblazoned with the words Bud Light. Be warned: You can’t stick it in the garage, because it’s not made to work at temperatures below 55 ...

To ease the frustration of drinking up all of your suds, Bud Light has the Bud-E Fridge. The mini fridge for folks who are #UPFORWHATEVER monitors the number of bottles inside (it holds 78, by the ...

Perhaps soon the beer company will roll the fridge out to other parts of the country but until then, residents in Washington, DC can still have Bud Light delivered to them via an app. Earlier this ...

Drinking beer and watching football is hard. Bud Light wants to make it easier. Bud Light has launched what it’s trumpeting as the first “smart beer fridge,” allowing you to manage your brews directly ...

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Photo via YouTube/Bud Light’s Bud-E Fridge. Today in hilarious and totally unnecessary technology is the Bud-E Fridge — a smart fridge connected to WiFi that shows you how much brew you have left.

The mini fridge for folks who are #UPFORWHATEVER monitors the number of bottles inside (it holds 78, by the way) and lets you now when they hit the "optimal temperature" for drinking.