After trying various options out, we've determined that our top pick is the Seagate ... (SSD) storage a crucial component in those gains that see identical load time performance across Xbox Series ...

Exclusively for Prime members, Western Digital’s WD_Black C50 1TB Storage Expansion Card for Xbox is on sale at Amazon for ...

If you’re looking for the best Xbox Series X hard drives and SSDs ... This massively restricts your options, as just Seagate and Western Digital are manufacturing these cards right now.

The Xbox Series X Digital Edition is one of the new additions to Microsoft ’s current-gen console family, ditching the disc ...

Microsoft has released a new all digital Xbox Series X but should you get that one or the original. We put the two to the ...

We’ve updated this guide to reflect changes in Xbox Game Pass ... that can run Series X|S–exclusive software directly is an officially licensed Western Digital or Seagate Storage Expansion ...

The motherboard on the new Xbox Series X models has been totally overhauled, with many components on the board simplified, shrunk down, or moved around. There’s no more shield over the SSD ...

If you're debating whether you should buy an Xbox Series X or S on Black Friday, you've got more options than ever before. New versions of both consoles have now released, meaning it's not the ...

but these drives can only serve as storage for Series X|S games. If you want to play those games again, you would need to transfer them back to your Xbox's SSD. Seagate's and Western Digital's ...

Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and Xbox One users have been surprised with a free download featuring Dragon Age: The Veilguard ...

Starting Tuesday, there are now two new Xbox Series X versions and a Series S with more storage space. There’s the $600 Galaxy Black edition Series X with a sparkly exterior and 2 TB of SSD storage.

Seagate Expansion Card 2TB for Xbox Series X and S | $279.99 $229.99 at Amazon Save $50 - If you wanted a genuine continuation of the Xbox's speedy internal storage beyond the 1TB mark ...