Here’s how it works. The WD_Black C50 Expansion Card for Xbox launches today (Tuesday, June 6) and comes in two storage sizes: 512GB and 1TB. The 512GB card will retail for $79, while the larger ...

Microsoft and Seagate partnered up on a slick memory card-style SSD expansion for Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S, filling demand where standard hard drives simply don't cut it. It's an almost ...

It isn’t cheap, but the Seagate Xbox Storage Expansion Card is a must-buy item for Xbox Series X and S owners looking to make the most of their Xbox Game Pass subscriptions. Why you can trust ...

No one wants to hop on their console and go to download a game, only to be greeted with the message that you don't have ...

Expand your Xbox storage capacity for an all-time low price with this WD Black C50 expansion card at Amazon. Kaylyn McKenna is a writer with extensive experience covering and reviewing home goods ...

It is no secret that expansion cards for Xbox tend to be pricey, but you can still occasionally get a good deal. Amazon is running a big sale on the WD_Black C50 2TB Storage Expansion Card ...

Seagate recently discounted its 2TB Xbox Storage Expansion Card to a new all-time low of just $199.99, but the deal quickly ended, returning the price to much higher. If you missed the offer ...

This is the long oblong port on the console’s rear, and it houses the official Expansion Card storage. However, you can also still use a regular USB-connected Xbox external hard drive or SSD.

A terabyte of storage capacity is more than sufficient for a big collection of documents, movies, and various applications, but on consoles? That's barely enough for a new Call of Duty, a few ...

Well, consider picking up the WD_Black storage expansion card for the Xbox Series X and Series S. This 1TB solid state drive is currently 30% off. That brings the price down from $158 to just $110.

You can find speedy storage at or near all-time lows from both Western Digital and Seagate. You can find speedy storage at or near all-time lows from both Western Digital and Seagate. There’s a ...