If you'd like to expand the storage of your Xbox Series X|S without spending $429.99, there are a couple of alternatives.

Seagate’s new 4TB Xbox SSD offers fast storage but costs nearly as much as the console itself. Smaller sizes are more ...

2 SSD slot. The Xbox Series X doesn’t invite or allow you to open it up, and storage expansion is handled by proprietary expansion cards. The differences between next-gen Xbox and the PS5 ...

Two photos of an Xbox Series X prototype devkit build have leaked online, showing rear ports, ventilation, and console dimensions. An early prototype for Microsoft's next-gen Xbox Series X console ...

It’s currently on sale from B&H Photo Video for only $90 ... with only 370GB of usable storage, while the Xbox Series X comes with a 1TB SSD with only 802GB of usable storage.

Both allow for native performance that's on par with the Xbox Series X's very speedy internal SSD. Keep in mind that you cannot boot Xbox Series X games off of an external hard drive right now ...

And with 2TB of storage, you can easily store your Xbox games, photos, or work documents on the same SSD. Simply connect it to the Series X using a USB-C cable and enjoy read/write speeds of up to ...

Unfortunately, not all SSDs are created equally. Ninth-gen games released for the Xbox Series X|S require the high performance of the internal SSD to make the most of the console’s feature set.

though now you can connect an SSD that will run games lightning fast thanks to specially designed software and hardware. The Seagate Expansion Card for Xbox Series X/S easily plugs into the back ...

and the Xbox Series X 2TB Galaxy Black Special Edition costs $599, which is a very high price solely for a larger SSD and a LE design. The All-Digital Xbox Series X, which comes in Robot White and ...