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If You Own an Xbox Series, Amazon Has Cut the Seagate 2TB Expansion Drive to a Record Low of $199 (44% Off)
If you’re open to larger devices and need even more storage, you can also consider the 4TB Seagate Game Drive for Xbox which is now available for only $110—down from its usual price of $135 on Amazon. It features an appealing green LED light that complements the Xbox aesthetic perfectly.
Grab A 2TB Xbox Storage Expansion Card For $200 Before It Sells Out
Amazon has knocked 44% off the 2TB Seagate Storage Expansion Card for Xbox Series X\|S consoles, now only $200 shipped. With games like Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 taking up over 100
Seagate’s 2TB Xbox Expansion Card has returned to its best price to date
While pricey, Seagate’s proprietary expansion cards are a great way to expand the storage capacity of your Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S. The NVMe-based, Microsoft-licensed cards — of which there are currently two — are incredibly easy to install,
Xbox Series X 2TB Expansion Card Gets Big Discount At Amazon And Best Buy
Amazon's deal lets you get the 2TB card for half the price Xbox owners paid during its first couple of years on the market. Seagate's 1TB Expansion Card costs $150 and isn't on sale at the moment. The WD Black C50 1TB is $144, which is technically a deal ($6 off), but not a good one. Western Digital also makes the C50 in a 512GB model for $80.
Forget Black Friday, this 2TB Xbox Storage Expansion Card is a massive $160 off again
The 2TB Seagate Storage Expansion Card is currently on sale for just $199.99 (was $359.99) at Amazon. That's a $160 discount compared to the list price and one of the best discounts that we've seen on this particular model yet. In fact, it's just $9.99 above the lowest-ever price of $190 which we very briefly saw towards the end of the last month.
Seagate's 2TB Xbox expansion card is down to a record-low price ahead of Black Friday
Seagate's expansion card is one of the best options for expanding your Xbox Series X/S storage. A 2TB version has dropped to $200, its lowest price to date.
Maximize Your Game Console's Storage With Seagate's 2TB Xbox Series X|S Expansion Card
If you own an Xbox Series X or S and are fed up with not being able to store games because you're always running out of space, Seagate's 2TB Storage Expansion Card is now available at a big discount.
The 2TB Seagate Storage Expansion Card Cuts Price by Nearly 50% for Xbox Users Ahead of Early Black Friday
The Seagate Storage Expansion Card for Xbox Series X and Series S is currently on sale for just $200 — a 44% discount.
WD Black's New 2TB Expansion Card Is Good News For Series X|S Owners
WD Black has quietly released the 2TB version of its Xbox Expansion Card to retailers over the past few days, following on from the 512GB and 1TB versions that arrived in June of last year. The lowest price you'll find for it at the moment is $199.99 / £213.99 via the SanDisk website, and that includes a month of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate.
Seagate finally has competition for its 2TB Xbox Series X|S expansion card, and the pricing is (mostly) good news
WD_BLACK is finally introducing a 2TB Xbox Series X|S C50 expansion card. Previously, the only way to get a 2TB storage expansion on Xbox Series X|S was to go for Seagate's offering. Right now, the WD_BLACK 2TB Xbox Series X|S expansion card SSD is $200 at SanDisk,
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Xbox Series X / S expansion cards are near their lowest prices for Prime Day
so you’d better have some extra storage handy. Xbox Series X / S owners only have one real option for newer games: the various expansion cards you can get from Western Digital and Seagate.
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Save $20 on 1TB Seagate Xbox Storage Expansion Card0 0
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