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Posted 7 May 2023
SEAGATE Expansion SSD for Xbox Series X/S - 2 TB £199 @ Currys
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Although it doesn't let me do the free next day delivery.
SEAGATE Expansion SSD for Xbox Series X/S - 2 TB
Expand the capacity of your Xbox Series X or S with the Seagate Expansion SSD. It gives you an additional 2 TB of space, so you can save loads of games without worrying about having to delete your previous data. And because the drive is built for the superfast Xbox, you'll still get the fastest load times and improved performance.
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Seagate Storage Expansion Card for Xbox Series X|S 2 TB
Instantly expand the next-generation peak speed and performance capacity of Xbox Series X|S with the custom-engineered Seagate Storage Expansion Card
Although it doesn't let me do the free next day delivery.
SEAGATE Expansion SSD for Xbox Series X/S - 2 TB
Expand the capacity of your Xbox Series X or S with the Seagate Expansion SSD. It gives you an additional 2 TB of space, so you can save loads of games without worrying about having to delete your previous data. And because the drive is built for the superfast Xbox, you'll still get the fastest load times and improved performance.
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Seagate Storage Expansion Card for Xbox Series X|S 2 TB
Instantly expand the next-generation peak speed and performance capacity of Xbox Series X|S with the custom-engineered Seagate Storage Expansion Card
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sorted byand Heat added OP. (edited)
However the SN350 is not a common drive, Its not sold at retail so the only way to get one is to harvest on from something like a Surface tablet. or another Xbox
Is it something MIcrosoft blocked, yes and no, yes it limited to a small subset of drives, but they are not blocked any SN530 will work (512/1tb/2tb) regardless of the original use. Its problaby more limited to stop people using any old cheaper lower performance drive, as you used to see with external USB flash and hard drives.
Wish there was another slot and I would be all over this.
Regarding the price drop yeah it has been reported the 2TB has been dropped to $280 which is approx £220 at current exchange rates so given only £199 at Currys for once not a complete $ -> £ do over.
Reference: polygon.com/dea…cut / twitter.com/Xbo…492