As explained in this FAQ, the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S will work with any storage device, as long as it uses the ...

Need a truly ludicrous amount of storage? Xbox will soon support drives larger than 16GB.

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2 SSDs and instantly gain high-performance storage. However, Microsoft's restrictions severely limit Xbox Series X upgrade options. Only a handful of approved expansion cards permit gamers to ...

If you're after a storage device that will be ... The Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S both require a proprietary Expansion Card format. These are currently being manufactured by just two brands ...

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"Seagate's Xbox Series X Storage Expansion Card technology delivers additional game storage at peak speeds, replicating the console’s internal SSD experience. We are proud to join forces with ...

Only 800GB of usable storage The 1TB Xbox Series S is arguably better value Still priced quite highly despite the lack of a disc drive If you're trying to decide whether to pick up the Xbox Series ...

Anyway, you don’t need to be a computer science major to understand the bottom line: if you want more storage for your Series X/S games, you’ll need an expansion card.

The Series S is slightly down-specced from the Series X, with a slower CPU and GPS, a bit less memory, half the storage space, support for 4K video max, and no optical drive. The Series S can ...