SeagateGame Drive for PS4/PS5 2TB, External HDD, USB 3.0, Officially Licensed, Blue LED, incl 2 weeks Playstation+ (STLV2000202)

I recently picked up the Seagate Game Drive for PS4/PS5, 2 TB, and I couldn’t be more satisfied with my purchase.Perfect for Expanding StorageMy PS4 was running out of space with all the games I was downloading, so I needed something reliable to expand my storage. This external HDD was exactly what I needed. The 2 TB capacity gives me plenty of space for all my favorite games and more, without worrying about constantly deleting or moving files.Easy Setup and Seamless IntegrationSetting it up was incredibly easy—just plug it into the USB 3.0 port on the PS4, and it instantly recognizes it. No need for complex installation or software; it was up and running in minutes. The PS4 integration is flawless, and the drive works just like internal storage, so I can jump into games without any delays.Sleek Design and Blue LEDI also love the sleek design of the drive. The blue LED light adds a cool touch to my setup and matches perfectly with the PS4’s aesthetics. It’s subtle yet stylish, and it makes it easy to see when the drive is in use.Reliable and Fast PerformanceI’ve been using it for several weeks now, and I haven’t experienced any issues. The drive is fast, and load times are just as quick as they were before I added it to my PS4. It’s also been reliable, and I’ve never had any connection issues.Final ThoughtsOverall, the Seagate Game Drive for PS4/PS5 is a fantastic addition to my gaming setup. It’s simple to use, offers great storage capacity, and performs flawlessly. If you’re running out of space on your console and want a hassle-free solution, this is definitely the way to go. I highly recommend it!

So I purchased this after buying the Seagate usb hard drive. I bought it originally thinking it would allow me to store huge games (Black ops 6 and hogwarts legacy) and play them without taking up all my internal storage. Unfortunately when I purchased the usb hard drive, It did not allow me to run X and Series S games.I then did some more research and stumbled upon this expansion card. I’m annoyed now because I should have just skipped the hard dive and bought this one first.I am now able to store massive games like black ops 6 on to the expansion card, and play them through that, and still having over 50% storage on my internal. What that means for me is now I can have all the games I want downloaded and ready to play without moving anything around and having to delete games for cods massive updates.The price point is expensive, but for what it is, it is absolutely worth the money.If you’re like me and have multiple games on your Xbox or PlayStation, and get annoyed having to delete games or move things around for updates or new games, it’s worth it. I game a lot with my friends and solo, so I think if you’re an avid gamer, it is perfect.I plugged it in at the back and it started up instantly. Moved cod over first and now I have so much more storage, I’m now re installing everything I lost because of cod’s big updates. And room for new games I want to play too!You won’t regret this purchase if you’re gaming a lot.

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.

Worked as it should. No problems with installation. Just plug it in and you’re ready go.Way overpriced, however.Hope this helps.WR

It would've been great on ps4, I just found out I need extra storage the hard way and have to open the inside of my ps5 and shove something else in it