Seagate 2TB Xbox Storage Expansion Card | PCIe Gen4 NVMe (STJR2000400)

I’ve been using the Seagate Storage Expansion Card for Xbox Series X|S (2TB) for two years, and it has been a fantastic addition to my setup. The plug-and-play functionality is seamless—installation is as simple as inserting it into the designated slot, and the Xbox recognises it instantly. It integrates perfectly, offering the same lightning-fast load times as the internal SSD and effortlessly handling all Series X|S titles. The 2TB of added storage has saved me from constantly juggling space, letting me keep a large library of games ready to play. The sleek, compact design fits snugly into the back of the console without adding clutter, and the build quality feels solid and durable. It’s completely silent, with no noise or excess heat even after long gaming sessions. Brought it in 2023 and it still performs flawlessly, with no issues of data loss or performance dips. While it’s a significant investment, the convenience, reliability, and performance make it absolutely worth it for serious gamers looking to expand their storage.

Exactly what I needed for my xbox series x and this was the best price I could find one of these for. Yes it's still not exactly cheap but compared to a lot of other retailers its a really good offer. It's well worth the money imo because it gives you an extra 1tb (roughly) of extra space to download all the games you want to play. Saves you from having to uninstall games constantly to make space for new ones. It is so simple to use, you just plug it into the back of your xbox. I haven't had any issues with it so far so I definitely recommend buying one of these. The price on amazon is also great value for money compared to other retailers!

Added to the price of a Series X, certainly makes this HDD purchase a gut punch. Yet with the console only having around 800GB of usable storage it is a must have. AAA games tend to be over150GB these days and are only growing, meaning extra storage will be needed unless you want to delete a game, to download a new game. The HDD itself is small and lightweight, and the connectivity is extremely easy, with it only allowing seating in the correct aspect. It is plug and play, so there's no software to install. The transfer speeds are around the 4Gb per second, which makes moving games from internal to external drives very fast and easy. Any game or app which you run from this drive, runs just as well as the internal drive with no speed, load time or crashing issues. The drive casing is plastic and does feel a little cheap, but it is inserted in to the back of Xbox and then left alone, so I don't see this being an issue. Especially as it's the chip quality that counts.

The Seagate Expansion Card is a brilliant product with the ONLY downside being the cost. The Xbox Series X is a superb console but with a weak point. It only comes with about 800Mb of usable internal storage. In the past that would be plenty but with modern games often needing over 100Gb, you can easily find yourself running out of space. Now add into the mix a family that all like to play different types games and a xbox Game Pass or Ultimate (which we have) and the situation soon becomes desperate. The only way around the problem (short of deleteing games along with open familily warfare) is to go for additional storage. That just leaves the question of which storage to go for..... Low cost - buy an external 2TB HDD and plan WAY in advance which games you want to run off the internal memory. Also get used to moving games between the internal and external storage and for that to take ages and ages and ages. If running from the external storage then some games can have reduced features. Somewhat Expensive - buy an external 2TB SSD and plan in little bit in advance which games you want to run off the internal memory. You will still have to move games between the internal and external but at least you dont need a calander to know when it should be ready. If running from the external storage then some games can have reduced features. Expensive or Very Expensive - buy A Seagate 1TB or 2TB Expansion card, stick it in and carry on as normal. As the Xbox only has a ONE expansion slot I chose the 2TB card over the 1TB. The reason being is that its size gives us plenty of storage to seamlessly save, load and play all the families games without having to shuffles which ones are stored where.

I needed more memory to hold games on the xbox series X. This ssd memory card expansion and one other manufacturer's is the only way to store and play games on xbox series S/X as standard usb external drives can only be used to store games which then have to be transferred to the internal drive to play. With most new games being +140Gb the internal memory quickly runs out. Once installed you can set the card to either be used on more than one xbox (use your saved games on friends xbox) or as a static memory extension which will auto update installed games. Transferring games between internal drive and the expansion takes only minutes. It took approximately 10mins to transfer a 140Gb game (Destiny 2). If using as a removable drive this could be a bit of a fiddle as it is installed in the rear of the xbox. The only negative is the originally price was nearly as expensive as the xbox X itself and more than an S it just wasn't worth the cost. But now it is more acceptable but compared to external drives it is still overpriced. So only 4 stars.

Does it's job. Simple to connect. Lots of extra storage space for the games and immediate play. You also have the option of keeping it in the same console or swapping it around. Can't fault it. I have one for each console and they've never missed a beat.

Received my 2TB expansion card today. Pros: 1. Bumps my total X/S storage up to 3TB from 1TB (1TB internal + 2TB expansion card). Allows me to store and launch Xbox Series X/S enhanced games without having to transfer them continuously between USB drives and internal storage (or having to uninstall games). I still use my USB hard drives to store my library of non-enhanced games. 2. Very very very fast read/write speeds. Mimicks internal storage performance. 3. All I needed to do was plug it in and it worked straight out of the box. It’s also hot swappable. Cons: PRICE. PRICE. PRICE. This thing is CRAZY EXPENSIVE. Was it worth it? For me, yes. While it’s dented my wallet quite significantly it allows me to store and launch substantially more X/S enhanced games and since, going forward, newer games will also require the faster storage USB drives are gradually becoming deprecated. Their only use really is for older games. Unless you want to constantly have to move games between USB and internal (a time consuming pain in the bum) consider investing in one of these drives. They’re backed by a 3 year manufacturer warranty as well. Divide £367.59 by 36 and it works out at roughly £10 a month. And that’s not factoring in that, realistically, it’ll continue to last way past the warranty period so realistically it’s probably less. Should you buy one? Well that’s entirely up to you. If you’re able to afford one and don’t like having to uninstall or transfer games between slower USB drives and internal storage (which is slow because of the USB drives limited read/write speeds) then go for it. There are 512GB, 1TB, and 2TB options to suit your needs. The 2TB one, while the larger investment, actually offers the cheapest solution of the three. Effectively you’re paying less per gigabyte than with the other 2 cards.

I have an Xbox series X with a 1gb internal hard drive. I have 2 x 1gb seagate storage expansion cards and 1x 8gb external hard drive. Some may say that’s too much, but the new games require such high memory. I use the 1gb internal hard drive and a 1gb external storage card for newer games. I have a 8gb separate hard drive for older games, and another 1gb external expansion card specifically for all the call of duty games. Some may say that’s too much, but it’s heat needed because the newer games require such a high memory capacity. I have 2 Xbox series x consoles for different rooms in my house. All the expansion and hard drives are made by Seagate. A make and company I’ve used for years. They are not necessarily the headset, but they are a trued and tested make for my consoles. I highly recommend them to anyone needing expansion memory for whatever xbox you own. To add further, I even have the same make for an external hard drive for my PC. They have never failed or broken gown in me and I use them a lot. The make may not be the cheapest in the market, but it’s a tried and tested make inhighly recommend to anyone.

With this you can expand your XBOX 1T to 2T. Enjoy it! No speed loss

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Scheda di memoria acquistata a gennaio 25. Ottimo articolo. Inserito nella console viene riconosciuto immediatamente senza problemi. Le prestazioni sono ottimali. L’espansione della memoria consente di utilizzare tutti i giochi di nuova generazione senza doverli spostare dall’hd esterno alla memoria interna della Xbox.

Cet article reste cher, mais est officiel (donc agrée Xbox Microsoft) et est indispensable à tout gamer sur Xbox série X. Naturellement, il est immédiatement reconnu par la console, et fonctionnel de suite. Je recommande très vivement ce produit, qui pourrait être certes un peu moins cher.