Well, if you’re an Xbox Series X or S owner, you can fix that today by getting this Seagate 2TB Storage Expansion Card for ...

However, all Xbox Series X games must be installed to the console’s internal SSD or the Seagate card — USB external hard drives are far slower than these NVMe SSDs, which use the new PCIe 4.0 ...

Amazon has dropped the price of the officially licensed WD Black C50 1TB Xbox Expansion Card to a historical low, with the discount still live even after Prime Day. It's down 25% from its original ...

If you want to grab some usually quite expensive Xbox storage for a fair bit cheaper, this deal on the WD Black C50 2TB is not to be missed.

The official Seagate Xbox Series X memory card is a technical marvel that quietly slots into the back of your console giving you an extra 1TB of next-gen SSD capacity. As for performance and speed ...

Seagate's new 4TB Storage Expansion Card is a win for Xbox owners, but it costs more than a Switch 2 Best Xbox Series X hard drive, SSD, and memory card solutions in 2025: all the fastest ...

Xbox Series X expandable SSD cards will go above (and below) 1TB Microsoft confirms the Xbox Series X|S expandable PCIe 4.0 SSDs will vary in capacity, OEM, and price, and will go beyond 1TB.

A listing on Best Buy spotted Sunday (thanks, @andyricflair on Twitter) shows a 1TB WD_Black Expansion Card for Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S. While it's currently listed as sold out, this ...

Seagate may bring a cheaper 500GB Xbox Series SSD expansion card to the market in November. It's been nearly one year since the Xbox Series X/S consoles released, and there's still only one way to ...

Xbox Series X’s specs include fast SSD storage thanks to a 1TB custom NVME solid-state drive that offers better performance than most laptop SSDs. Given the increasingly larger size of new games ...

If you've been waiting for a smaller storage option, this is your chance. Here's where you can preorder the Seagate 512GB Expansion Card for Xbox Series X|S.

The downside is that the 2TB card is going to cost $400, almost as much as an Xbox Series X itself, and slightly less than double the price of the $220 1TB cards. The larger card won’t launch ...