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Seagate Storage Expansion Card 1TB SSD NVMe Xbox Series X/S - £149.99 with click & collect @ Argos
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Posted 2 May 2023

Seagate Storage Expansion Card 1TB SSD NVMe Xbox Series X/S - £149.99 with click & collect @ Argos

£149.99£184.9919% off
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Almost as cheap as the recent Currys deal and (at time of posting) in stock for collection in quite a few stores around here.

Instantly expand the capacity of the most powerful gaming experience Xbox has ever created with the Seagate® Storage Expansion Card for Xbox Series X|S. Effortlessly compatible with the Xbox Velocity Architecture, experience the fastest load times and most dynamic worlds with improved performance optimised for Xbox Series X games spanning every Xbox generation. Play at home or take it to a friend's house; peak performance is now at your fingertips.

  • Built-in partnership with Xbox to seamlessly match the full power of both the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S.
  • Storage space 1TB: GB.
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  1. bradaz72347a5's avatar
    bradaz72347a5
    Just bought one 5 days ago for 189 at Argos. Sick as....
    CharlieEggyRoberts's avatar
    CharlieEggyRoberts
    Buy another one and then return it with the old receipt
  2. robthereaper's avatar
    robthereaper
    Great deal for what it used to be, £100 would be my biting point. 😁 Heat non the less.
    gabesdad's avatar
    gabesdad
    Think I paid £79 for mine thanks to cashback rewards from a bank. Waiting for my 2Tb model to arrive at Currys for collection thanks to the £199 offer last week.
  3. jansen.lebow's avatar
    jansen.lebow
    Another ssd manufacturer is coming on board shortly for the series X/S SSDs so then we should see greedy Seagate have to drop their prices 🫣
    Limmy's avatar
    Limmy
    To be fair, they probably have to pay Microsoft some stupid royalty fee to be an approved supplier, so blame them
  4. XP200's avatar
    XP200
    Just wait 2 more months as the xbox event in is 2 months time and the rumor is we will see more third party versions of this expansion card, and as we have seen lately, these have been dropping in sales all over the place, which is usually a sign that retailers know what is coming their way real soon, so they start trying to dump ond stock that has not moved.
    shasnir's avatar
    shasnir
    I agree, it's down to £139 at curries now.
  5. amillstone's avatar
    amillstone
    Say you buy this for the Series X or S, could it ever be used in the future on another unrelated device? With an adapter or something?

    If I have a regular external SSD or HDD, I can plug those into a PC no problem. Same goes for plugging it into a different console like a PlayStation. But these seem to be crazy expensive and only usable on a Series S or X?
    Zico's avatar
    Zico
    While they can be read using some adaptors, they're not really designed to be cracked open and used as drives in other consoles. It would make no sense if to buy an Xbox expansion drive to use in another console or PC when the m.2 2280 sized drives are cheaper than m.2 2230 drives.
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  6. DucksCourage's avatar
    DucksCourage
    They seem to be getting cheaper. I'm hoping that if I hold on I can get one for around the £100 mark
  7. LeePaulBaxter's avatar
    LeePaulBaxter
    They really need to drop price on these
    torroxcampo's avatar
    torroxcampo
    They really do , can’t believe it’s still at this price point
  8. ioweng's avatar
    ioweng
    £100 or bust.
  9. JamesClark1991's avatar
    JamesClark1991
    Series X owner and I still can't believe the price of these! Cold as ice!
  10. Phil_Blake's avatar
    Phil_Blake
    Sorry. No.
    1tb for £150 is bonkers.
    Agree with XP200... give it a few months.
  11. William.73ww's avatar
    William.73ww
    It's a good price but I use a 4tb external for most games as storage then transfer them to the internal when needed.
    ayeballsmate's avatar
    ayeballsmate
    This is the way. Start a transfer, make yourself a snack, come back and job done. Saved yourself £150.
  12. Arkz's avatar
    Arkz
    These are disgustingly overpriced. Guess we know why MS went this route instead of an m.2 slot under a cover like the PS5.
  13. Shoobz's avatar
    Shoobz
    I hate this approach from MS. Such. Stupid and greedy idea. Hope they learn from Sony and allow us to add our own hard drives as long as they're fast enough. MS make so many silly choices it damages their chances of competing. Like literally, no bundle deals on consoles???
  14. MasterAK's avatar
    MasterAK
    I wanted one of these badly but not at £149. Ended up getting a 1tb Kingston SSD + an enclosure for £36. Have enough for the Series X optimized games on the internal storage and everything else goes on the external SSD.
    DucksCourage's avatar
    DucksCourage
    Can you link me what you bought please?
  15. M3NDEREZ's avatar
    M3NDEREZ
    £100 crew reporting! I can wait..
    jordan54150's avatar
    jordan54150
    Even £100 is massively overpriced. I just ordered a 2TB Samsung 970 EVO Plus for £76.
  16. shaddow's avatar
    shaddow
    Should be closer to £100 with todays Nvme prices
  17. shasnir's avatar
    shasnir
    Xbox announces permanent price cuts for Series X/S storage cards.(currently USA).

    1TB Seagate Expansion Card is now $149.99 (Dollars)

    purexbox.com/new…rds

    Looks like the new incoming Western Digital 1TB Xbox Series X|S Expansion Card is going to have to release at a lower price than the Seagates new price to compete (edited)
    XP200's avatar
    XP200
    And they called my mad!!! Lol
  18. Florin_F's avatar
    Florin_F
    Too expensive for a one tb ssd gen 3. I bought for my ps5 1 tb with 105£
  19. garyho1220's avatar
    garyho1220
    You want the price drop? Better do this
  20. Tiberiusric's avatar
    Tiberiusric
    Still ridiculous price
  21. Certinfy's avatar
    Certinfy
    £200 for 2TB and I might bite and even that's pushing it, this is beyond ridiculous for 1TB.
    gabesdad's avatar
    gabesdad
    It was that at Currys a few days ago. Luckily managed to order one as need a bit more breathing space than 1Tb allows at the moment. Bonkers that it's like that nowadays really. Have an external 4Tb drive to offload Series X and store non-Series X titles too, (edited)
  22. spaceinvader's avatar
    spaceinvader
    Greedy wee sausages. not a chance. (edited)
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