“Would this product work for extra storage for my games on my xbox one?”

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• I think it has to be a 250GB minimum to be used for game storage on the one but with that being said for not much more you can get an external hard drive with way more memory! I got a 2TB toshiba drive from bestbuy on sale for like $65! Just make sure it's USB 3.0 whatever you get!

  Answered by jbizzle 9 years ago

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• Work good on xboxone

  Answered by Excellent 9 years ago

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• If there's a usb slot.

  Answered by wimada 10 years ago

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• no , xbox requires 256gb or higher

  Answered by guch 10 years ago

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• I think it is the most strong USB storage I was used.! My son is using this too. And I used like Startup Disk for clean my computer. I recommend it.

  Answered by kachopolus77 10 years ago

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• Yes it will be readable from an Xbox one as long as it is formatted with the correct filesystem.

  Answered by JAllen 10 years ago

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• No it will not, in order for xbox one to use the extra storage you need to have capacity of 256 GB or more, and Uses USB 3.0.

  Answered by l43817 10 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by PinoyAko 10 years ago

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• yes

  Answered by profpesh 10 years ago

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• Yes it should. However I would suggest going with a nice 2TB external USB harddrive. Anything larger and you need an addtional power plug. Depending on how many games you tend to own will depend on the amount of storage you'll need/want. Happy gaming.

  Answered by Sargeant002 10 years ago

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