Xbox Series X - Telephone Box

I was kind of bored with the plain and clean look of my Xbox when I stumbled across the Tardis Cover from @Josue_110975.  This motivated me to design my own cover for my Series X.

Features

This design let you keep access to all buttons and ports on your Xbox. You should be able to use the console as normal. However, the ports and buttons on the front are harder to reach, and you may experience problems with your USB port if your cable is too bulky. The cable which came with the Xbox does work without any problems.

I tried my best to not interfere with the cooling system and airflow. There are plenty of openings on the back and bottom to let cool air into the console. The roof has an improved airflow design and should let the air flow to the side without much resistance.

After endless gaming sessions and thorough testing, I experienced no noticeable differences in gaming performance and temperatures.

Print instructions 

I printed my telephone box in three parts (see printing files) and used a lot of support to do so. The bottom and middle part are printed standing upright.

As you can see, this print is far from optimized. You may be able to split my design into the different sides and print them laying flat on the print bed, and thus reduce the amount of support needed. Unfortunately, my FreeCAD kept crashing, and I just gave up to further iterate on my design

I used PETG filament to ensure some heat resistance and glued the pieces together. There are some small guide holes inside the pillars to stick a bit of filament in them to ensure that the parts fit perfectly and do not shift while the glue is drying. 

After printing and gluing your telephone box, you should be able to simply slide it over your console. Please be careful that your print does not get stuck on the buttons.