Customer Ratings & Reviews

This one not bad, wish there was 4tb ssd but still carries good amount of games on it

I recently purchased the Seagate 2TB Storage Expansion Card for Xbox Series X|S Internal NVMe SSD, and I must say it has been a game-changer for my gaming experience. The sleek black design seamlessly complements my Xbox Series X, and the 2TB storage capacity provides ample space for my growing game library. Setting up the expansion card was a breeze. The plug-and-play functionality made the installation process quick and hassle-free. I simply inserted the card into the dedicated slot on the back of my Xbox Series X, and within moments, I had an additional 2TB of storage at my disposal. No complex configurations or technical know-how required. The speed and performance of this NVMe SSD are impressive. Games load faster, and the overall system responsiveness has noticeably improved. It's evident that Seagate has designed this expansion card with gamers in mind, ensuring that the storage upgrade enhances the gaming experience rather than being a mere afterthought. One of the standout features is the compatibility with Xbox Velocity Architecture, which ensures optimal performance and quick access to game data. This means less time waiting for games to load and more time immersed in the gaming world. The build quality of the Seagate 2TB Storage Expansion Card is top-notch, and it seamlessly integrates with the Xbox Series X design. The compact form factor doesn't add any bulk to the console, maintaining the sleek look of the Xbox Series X. While the price may seem a bit steep, the convenience and performance benefits make it a worthwhile investment for serious gamers or anyone looking to expand their Xbox Series X|S storage without compromising on speed. In conclusion, the Seagate 2TB Storage Expansion Card for Xbox Series X|S Internal NVMe SSD is a fantastic addition to any gaming setup. The ease of setup, impressive speed, and seamless integration with the Xbox Series X make it a must-have accessory for avid gamers seeking an enhanced and hassle-free storage solution.

Huge Xbox backing. Until Xbox figures out there Dolby Vison support with this card and it’s firmware I’ll resubmit a decent rating. But it was nice to see my Console completely crashed and screen tear from what I depicted at first on titles 20 GBs or higher. But turns out it was the SSD so cliamed praised card that wrecked my impression it was my Series X console or OLED. All in all after letting go 44 titles and 3 hrs going step through step with resolution properties, game uninstalls and reinstalls. It was the card. Very off putting and disappointing the alledge mandate or high emphasis this is needed to correlate with consoles over others brands that are limits to selct properties.

Seagate 2TB Storage Expansion Card for Xbox — Real Talk Review I’ll be honest — I didn’t think I needed this thing at first. I figured I could keep uninstalling games to make room, like I’ve been doing forever. But after constantly deleting and reinstalling titles that take hours to download, I finally caved and got the Seagate 2TB Expansion Card. Easily one of the best decisions I’ve made for my setup. Setup took maybe thirty seconds. You just plug it into the slot on the back of the Xbox and boom — the console instantly recognizes it. No formatting, no menu diving, no updates needed. It just works. That alone impressed me because I hate anything that feels complicated or techy for no reason. Performance-wise, it’s identical to the internal drive. No slowdowns, no lag, nothing weird. Games load crazy fast, even big ones like Starfield or Call of Duty. Quick Resume works perfectly — I can jump between a campaign, a sports game, and Netflix without missing a beat. Honestly, it’s so seamless that I forget which games are on the expansion card versus the internal storage. The 2TB capacity makes a huge difference. I’ve got a mix of Game Pass titles, shooters, story games, and older stuff, and I still haven’t hit full capacity. Before, I was deleting games like crazy just to try something new. Now everything’s ready to play whenever the mood hits. No waiting, no redownloading. Design-wise, it’s small and clean. Once it’s plugged in, it basically disappears into the console — no wires, no blinking lights, no extra noise. It runs cool and doesn’t draw attention to itself. It just quietly does its job in the background. Price-wise, yeah, it’s not cheap. But if you play a lot and value convenience, it’s 100% worth it. I’d compare it to paying a little extra for premium gas — sure, regular gets the job done, but once you experience the smooth performance, you don’t go back. The best part is how invisible it makes storage management. I don’t even think about space anymore. I just download, play, and go. It’s one of those upgrades you don’t realize you needed until you have it. Overall, if you’ve got an Xbox Series X or S and you’re tired of managing space, this is a no-brainer. It’s fast, simple, and built exactly for what it’s supposed to do — no gimmicks, no nonsense. Solid 10/10 from me. Worth every penny.

This is a great addition to any XBOX Series X/S console purchase. If you've got an XBOX Series X/S console, then you almost surely have purchased accessories for it, because there are just too many awesome items out there that one can get for these consoles that improve the overall experience of owning one. And if you are like me, and DO purchase items with which to improve the experience with your XBOX console, then this is definitely one accessory that you should get your hands on. Especially if you like to have a bunch of games on your console in order to take advantage of it as much as possible, because this expansion card has plenty of memory to not only store your games, but unlike similar HDD storage units, you can play games stored on this card, right off of the card, instead of having to move the data from the card, onto the console memory itself. And that is to say nothing of the speed with which games can be downloaded, or moved from the card to another storage device, or to the console, or back onto the card. Being an SSD device, means that this card is just as quick and efficient as the memory on the console itself. You lose absolutely zero performance whatsoever. While it is indeed possible to use an HDD storage drive with the XBOX Series X/S consoles (and I do myself, in the form of a Seagate 4TB HDD, which I use for mass storage of older XBOX, and XBOX One titles, which can be played directly off of the device - provided you are using the appropriate dongle to connect it to the console), it is THIS SSD card, along with the 1TB of console SSD memory, that is meant to be used with titles made for, or enhanced from their original versions, to be played on the Series X/S consoles, because of the sheer speed internal SSDs, and integrated SSDs like this one are capable of providing to the overall experience. SSD speeds make for a much better overall experience with the XBOX Series X/S consoles, and perhaps, down the road a piece, other companies might gain the rights to be able to make cards like this one, which would in turn, cause prices to become more competitive, which is the only real gripe that I - and I am sure anyone else - might say that I have in regard to the product, is the fact that, even now, after their prices were finally dropped (because everyone basically boycotted them, and no one was purchasing them at their original, ridiculous prices) these cards are still far more pricey than any such accessory should rightfully be. Being Series X/S console owner, means that you've already paid your $500 dues for inclusion into "the club". After purchasing the console, one would certainly assume Microsoft, and all the other studios out there, would want folks to get busy purchasing games. But with the ever increasing amount of data required to create a quality Series X/S title, the 1TB of internal storage on the Series X/S consoles, doesn't go a long way toward allowing owners to keep any significant amount of titles on their consoles. So it only makes sense to make the additional storage available, priced in such a way, as would make them obtainable to anyone out there willing to pay that $500 for a console, without having to further break the bank, so that, once the additional memory is purchased, there is still some scratch left to purchase some games/titles!! HINT HINT Microsoft and Seagate!! Aside from the tall order pricing though, this device DOES absolutely do everything that is advertised, and I would highly recommend purchasing one, to anyone who owns a Series X/S console, and can swing it at the current price. I didn't like having to pay what I did for mine, but after the fact, I'm glad I did!

Worked for the most part, but it burned out within 6 months of having. Probably couldnt handle all the games i put on it. Always overheated on the last couple of weeks

Super hyped to have the SSD for my Xbox, it works great it’s super fast when loading up games and I can finally have all my games on my Xbox and not have to transfer them from my external hard drive to my internal hard drive every time I want to play. And on top of that it’s small and doesn’t take up any space when I am traveling or setting my console up.

I recently bought the Seagate 2TB Storage Expansion Card for my son’s Xbox Series X, and it’s been an absolute game-changer! The installation was effortless—just plug it in, and it’s ready to go. With 2TB of additional storage, he now has more than enough space for all his games without worrying about constantly managing storage or deleting older titles. The performance is incredible, with no noticeable lag or delay when loading games, and it seamlessly integrates with the Xbox, allowing him to play next-gen titles without any issues. The compact design means it doesn’t take up much space, and it’s built to last. Overall, it’s a fantastic addition to the Xbox Series X, offering the perfect balance of speed, capacity, and reliability. Highly recommend for anyone looking to expand their gaming storage!

The Seagate Xbox memory card is a great way to expand the storage capacity of your Xbox Series X or S console. It is a proprietary card that plugs into the back of your console, and it offers the same fast speeds as the internal storage. This means that you can play games directly from the card without any slowdowns or loading times. The Seagate Xbox memory card is available in 1TB and 2TB capacities, so you can choose the size that best suits your needs. It is also relatively affordable, especially when compared to other external storage options for the Xbox Series X and S. One of the best things about the Seagate Xbox memory card is that it is very easy to use. Simply plug it into your console, and it will be automatically detected. You can then transfer your games to the card using the Xbox File Explorer. Overall, the Seagate Xbox memory card is a great way to expand the storage capacity of your Xbox Series X or S console. It is fast, affordable, and easy to use. If you are looking for a way to store more games on your console, then the Seagate Xbox memory card is a great option.

I had one of these expansion cards from Seagate before, a 1TB version. Worked great, but ended up giving it to a friend, after I picked up a Seagate 8TB Game Drive for mass storage. The only catch with it that I discovered afterwards, was that I wasn’t able to play Series X games right off of the Game Drive. That limited to how many Series X games I could leave installed on my internal storage. And though I still could save Series X installed games to the Game Drive, I’d have to constantly transfer between Game Drive and internal storage, so that I could play whatever Series X game I wanted to play. Enter the new 2TB Expansion Card! Between this, the internal storage, and the Game Drive, I’ve got about 10TB of storage for all generations of Xbox games. I sort it out to put my Xbox One and Xbox 360 games on the Game Drive, and my Series X games between internal storage and the Expansion Card. No complaints here. It’s a plug-and-play, easy to use device. Reminds me of the old memory cards from the PlayStation 2 days. Only thing I recommend is waiting to get it on sale. At the time of this review, I got it for $250, whereas I think normally it’s $350.

Seagate and Microsoft did an amazing job designing these solid state drives. They are expensive, but the technology is expensive regardless- laptops, pcs, your apple devices…. The price is fair given the components still cost a lot. It works great - super fast and it pairs seamlessly with your xbox to give you more storage space for games.

If you are looking for an extra card to put some games or movies on, this one is what you are looking for. With an extra two terabytes of space you can easily fit over 40 games on your Xbox. I love having access to my favortite titles and the ability to launch and play whenever I feel like it. Super fast loading time due to it being a (SSD) solid state drive instead of a regular hard drive. Thank you for creating such an amazing product. :)

Very easy to install and use. The speeds are nice and quick. Just a great overall product. Give it a buy, you won't be disappointed.

It works as advertised and is super easy to install. The extra storage is very welcome. Normally these are more than a little pricey, but I got mine at almost half off and couldn't be happier.

They finally dropped to price to something a little more reasonable, but still too high. The idea of paying the same amount for a 2 TB Expansion Cards for the same price as the system was ridiculous. Xbox and their proprietary storage systems is made to rip us off. That being said, this card is as fast as the internal storage and the 2TB card hold a decent amount of games. I bought a 1TB originally, but needed the 2TB to hold more games. At least they’re hot-swapable so I can use both. Wish MS put 2 slots on the X. Worth the money if you don’t like moving games back and forth to/from USB storage.

This Seagate 2TB card is a great way to expand the storage on your Xbox Series X|S. It’s fast, offers decent capacity, and really helps keep things running smoothly. A worthwhile upgrade!

Bought this 2Tb seagate Xbox ssd expansion for my 2Tb series x to have plenty of storage for my games, because I can’t stand deleting and having to wait another 2 hours to reinstall a game to play it again! Easy a open package, plug in back of Xbox, turn it on, DONE!! Price hurts a little, but not as expensive as they once were and they will go down in price when tech advances a bit. One day we’ll have 4TB ssd expansions at the price of what the 2Tb is currently. Just a matter of time and letting tech advance and become cheaper! Very pleased with this expansion, and ITS JUST AS FAST as the internal SSD in the XBOX! It comes with a 1 month game pass ultimate code also. At least at the time I purchased mine, December 2024!

I removed the little card/drive from the package, plugged it into the back of the XBox Series X, turned on the XBox, and was able to start using it right away. I transferred a few games (about 40 to 50 GB each) from the internal drive to the expansion card/drive, and it was quick. I've played a couple of games optimized for Series X/S from the expansion card/drive seamlessly. I have so much more room to install my games without having to worry about deleting anything. It's definitely on the pricey side, but the speed of the game transfers and load screens more than make up for it. I have no regrets.

The expansion card greatly increased the storage capacity on my xbox. It's small size makes it easy to store and runs well with stored games.

I couldn’t be happier with this expansion card. I bought a 2TB standard external HDD when I first got this console because the Seagate was too expensive when it launched. Now Western Digital has released their own Series X expansion card so Seagate was pretty much forced to lower their price point which is why I finally got it. Always prefer Seagate, they’ve never let me down in performance over the last 20 years.