Plus, it’s super simple to install, due to its plug-and-play design.
Arguably the very best external SSD expansion that money can buy for Xbox.
Officially licensed for Xbox Series X/S, you don’t need to worry about its compatibility.
The Seagate Game Drive for Xbox is affordable, efficient extra storage for your favorite Xbox titles.
And with read/write speeds of 2,100 and 2,000 MB/s, its performance isn’t too shabby either.
The Crucial X10 Pro offers a fast and reliable performance in a lightweight and rugged frame.
Available in a variety of sizes, it’s an ideal storage solution for legacy titles.
If you’re worried about accidental damage to your precious data, this is the one for you.
It offers surprisingly good speeds for the price point, with read/write speeds of 1,050 and 1,000 MB/s.
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FAQ
Q: Should I Use an HDD or SSD for My Xbox Series X|S?
That’s not to say that HDDs don’t have their place.
If we’re talking cost-per-gigabyte, an HDD will always be cheaper.
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However, HDDs are also mechanical and more likely to fail compared to an SSD.
Q: How Much Storage Do I Need on My Xbox?
In that case, anything less than 1TB is likely less than you need.
Q: Can I Play Titles on the Xbox Series X|S From an External Drive?
Unfortunately, the answer to that question is complicated.
If you own the official storage expansion card from Seagate, then yes!
Outside the Seagate Expansion Card, so few titles will actually boot from an external storage drive.
Q: Does any SSD work with the Xbox Series consoles?
However, for backward-compatible games, most external SSDs will support storing and playing previous-gen titles.
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Q: Why is the Xbox Series X|S internal storage so small?
The short answer is cost.
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