If you’ve ever found yourself agonizing over which game to delete next from your Xbox Series X or Series S, the Seagate 2TB SSD storage expansion card is about to become your new favorite upgrade.

If you missed out on the deal Will posted on the 1TB Seagate Expansion card dropping under £100 a couple of weeks ago, then it seems Currys has heard your calls, knocking the price of the 2TB ...

The WD Black C50 expansion card is essentially a 2TB NVME SSD encased in a specialized Xbox-compatible shell. Unlike the more ...

The best Xbox Series X hard drives we've found so far are the officially licensed Seagate Storage Expansion card and the WD Black C50, though we'd opt for the latter. Both allow for native ...

Xbox Series X|S owners can get Western Digital's 2TB Expansion Card for the best price yet at Amazon and Walmart. Normally $250, the plug-and-play 2TB storage device is on sale for $180.

Get the WD_Black 2TB C50 Storage Expansion Card, Officially Licensed for Xbox, a plug-and-play NVMe SSD expansion that delivers seamless, high-speed storage and performance identical to your ...

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 ...

A new update for Xbox Series X/S allows Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members to stream select games that they own on their consoles. The feature was previously exclusive to Xbox Cloud Gaming on mobile ...

Compared to other consoles, choosing one of the best Xbox Series X hard drives and SSDs is a relatively easy process. That's because your options are very limited. If you want to get your hands on ...

Framework sent me the new AMD mainboard to slot into the existing chassis, along with a new bezel and input cover ... USB standards for different expansion card slots, as you can see in the ...

If you're in need of as much storage ... The Xbox Series X / S won't allow you to install and play current generation games on any random external SSD, instead making use of the expansion slot ...