Expandable storage for the Xbox Series X / S will start at $219.99. A 1TB option is being provided by Seagate, allowing Xbox Series X and S owners to get more storage for next-gen games.

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The price for 1TB of expandable storage on Microsoft’s Xbox Series X and S consoles has finally been revealed and it’s a whopping $219.99.

Seagate just launched a 4TB version of its excellent storage card for Xbox Series X|S, but the promotional launch pricing is ...

Western Digital has recently launched its new Xbox Series S and X expandable storage cards, which are considerably cheaper than the competition. The WD C50 1TB expansion card is priced at $40 less ...

Microsoft originally launched Xbox expandable storage cards nearly three years ago with its Xbox Series S / X consoles. The 1TB cards were priced at $219.99 and manufactured exclusively by Seagate.

Expandable storage for the Xbox Series X/S consoles is proprietary, meaning if it's not officially manufactured through Microsoft, it won't work.

Xbox Series X/S's 1TB expandable storage card costs $220 (that's about £170), as listed by US retailer BestBuy. As a reminder, Xbox Series X has a built-in 1TB of SSD storage.

That’s where having an external storage drive might be worth the investment. When it comes to the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S console platforms, you were forced into a proprietary storage ...

Xbox Series X and Series S introduce significant changes to system storage, adopting custom solid-state drives (SSDs) under the hood. Microsoft has positioned this high-speed storage as ...

Western Digital has officially made its WD_Black C50 storage expansion cards available for purchase for Xbox Series X|S gamers after being leaked in April. These much-anticipated cards are now ...

The Xbox Series X has 802GB storage, which means 198GB is reserved for system files and the Xbox operating system. The Xbox Series S, meanwhile, only has 364GB of usable storage.