The Ultimate Affordable Man Cave

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Price: $300 

According to the unofficial Man Cave Commandments, thou shalt not own a fridge incapable of storing more than one case of beer. Here's one that holds over 18 six-packs or up to 117 standard 12 oz. cans to be exact. Imagine what your beer pong tournaments will turn out like. You can also store other non-alcoholic beverages and foods, but what fun is that? 

Price: $170

Every man needs a throne kick back on while engaging in some Madden '13. Peep the X Rocker Pro Series. Connect your Xbox 360, PS3, Blu-ray, or any compatible media device and take in high-quality audio directly from the chair’s built-in sound system. Lazy lifters can also use the side control panel to power the seat and manage volume.

Price: $100 

Apple’s media streamer plays 1080p HD videos from any iTunes library and several third-party content providers such as Netflix, Vimeo, Hulu Plus, and more. AirPlay integration makes it easy to stream music and photos from any iOS device onto your widescreen television. It even does the thinking for you by offering TV, movie, and sports recommendations from the Genius menu. 

Price: $80 

Takeout is overrated and, on the whole, unhealthy. Instead, close the Seamless app, grab a few burgers, some steaks, or some chicken and get your grill on with this universal cooker. Think of it as an adult version of the Foreman grill. The floating-hinge system easily adjusts food thickness, plus its non-stick surface releases food without adding any grease or oil to the meal. That's good eating right there.

Price: $450 

It aint Sharp’s 95-inch LED beast, but at less than $500, LG’s 42-inch set is a dope investment. Take in full HD 1080p visuals and configure picture quality elements such as tint and sharpness through the manufacturer's easy-to-use Picture Wizard II menu. And with 20W of audio blasting through the speakers, expect to hear those bone-crushing sacks Tom Brady's been eating on a weekly basis at a higher volume.

Price: $150 

A full beer tap setup isn’t necessary to enjoy the true bar experience. The Krups BeerTender will do the trick. Compatible with the DraughtKeg system, Heineken lovers can keep their beer cooled at 37.4 degrees °F and fresh for 30 days. Simply run the keg’s plastic tube through the tap and pour the crew some brewskis in bartender fashion. Just remember these six steps when pouring. 

Price: $255 

No man cave is official without some sort of game table. Fortunately for you, Trademark put together this rotating 3-in-1 combo to get in some pool, foosball, or air hockey right before kickoff.

Price: $70 

Couch potatoes can put their smartphone to use in a more proactive manner by transforming it into a universal remote control. Pair Beacon's wireless control system with any iOS or Android device and manage every major entertainment device in your room. Change channels, set up your DVR, and play music from any sound system: straight from your mobile's touchscreen.

Price: $400 

High-performance audio at an unbeatable value, Energy compacts incredible sound quality into its gorgeous surround-sound speaker system. The six-piece set produces stellar midrange and bass levels, and delivers clear vocals and sound effects. Wondering where to position the entire system? No sweat. Feel free to set up the four satellites across the main hub or mount them to the wall and spread audio across the entire room.

Price: $300 

Sports gamers can scoop up this limited edition 360 bundle, which includes a copy of Forza Motorsport 4, wireless speed wheel, and 250GB of storage. More than enough memory to juggle Black Ops 2, NBA 2K13, and Xbox LIVE Marketplace purchases. 

Price: $165 

Add some traditional flavor to your dwelling zone with this electronic dartboard. Features include missed dart detection, auto player change, and game keys for 301 and Cricket. Get up to 16 people playing and monitor scores on the 6.5-inch LCD display below. Once the games are over, shut the gorgeous wood cabinet and crash on the couch. 

Price: $400 

If the budget doesn’t allow for a jukebox, Beats's portable bass blaster will surely keep the party bumpin'. The redesigned Beatbox tackles the same ear-piercing and effective sound found on its larger predecessor, streaming music from any Bluetooth-enabled device (smartphone, iPod, laptop, tablet, etc.) in the process. Tear the roof off.

Price: $250 

Sometimes you need to take a break from the book tube and burn off those bags of Cheetos and six-packs of Guinness. Get some exercise in on this multi-purpose bench that supports both upper and lower body lifting routines. Your wifey will thank you.