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1TB - Seagate Storage Expansion Card for Xbox Series X|S Solid State Drive - NVMe - £149.84 Sold By Amazon EU @ Amazon

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For the second time, we're seeing this under £150 Was £146.07 - in August from Amazon Spain


Seagate Storage Expansion Card for Xbox Series X|S 1TB Solid State Drive - NVMe Expansion SSD for Xbox Series X|S(STJR1000400)

Xbox Velocity Architecture
Plugs in and works seamlessly with the Xbox Velocity Architecture - providing faster load times, richer environments, and more immersive gameplay from the both the internal SSD and the storage expansion card.
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No Wasted Seconds
Quick Resume enables players to seamlessly switch between multiple titles and resumes instantly from where you last left off - always the same speed from the expansion card and the internal SSD.

Level Up Your Legacy
Syncing with the ultra-powerful Xbox Velocity Architecture’s ground-breaking hardware, CPU, and deep software integration, every game that plays from the Storage Expansion Card for Xbox Series X|S plays at peak levels. That includes improving the overall performance of thousands of Original Xbox, Xbox 360, and Xbox One games.3803371_1.jpg

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  1. jpxdude's avatar
    Mine arrived a couple hours ago. Here are some pics and objects for scale:
    45764789-OQrPx.jpgFront box

    45764789-0DxzJ.jpgRear box

    45764789-4bTD8.jpgInside

    45764789-v7PqW.jpgInstructions

    45764789-LDYWM.jpgIn hand

    45764789-xwdG4.jpgUncapped

    45764789-KRRoB.jpgScale Banana/50p

    45764789-Pot7j.jpgScale Banana/50p
  2. northfield's avatar
    Moody_Cloud06/10/2021 16:44

    No, my point was that there is a faster M.2 PS5 compatible SSD on sale …No, my point was that there is a faster M.2 PS5 compatible SSD on sale right now for £115 and has multiple uses.https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/wd-black-sn850-1tb-nvme-internal-gaming-ssd-pcie-gen4-up-to-7000mbs-read-speeds-m2-2280-ps11549-at-sold-by-amazon-eu-at-amazon-3803394This proprietary choice from MS serves nothing other than to allow them to control pricing and competition. Just like Sony did with the Vita memory cards when Micro SD cards were the obvious choice.


    Not quite, I have one of these, I pull it out of my Series X downstairs and plug it into my Series S upstairs and all the games are still on it (digital, not disc), I have even taken it over to my friends house and played the games over there on my account directly from this memory card, if I need more expansion in the future I can just buy another and swap them out when I need to without having to open up the console like I had to on my PS5.
  3. DaRockwilder1's avatar
    Just another £50 off now please
  4. WohnJick's avatar
    Bryan83906/10/2021 15:23

    This is from Amazon EU, so there is import fees of £33.95. Thank you Brexit


    Go to checkout. It removes this. Folks should know this already.
  5. Bryan839's avatar
    rofiquel06/10/2021 15:22

    Shows as £183.79 when I add to basket.What am I doing wrong?


    This is from Amazon EU, so there is import fees of £33.95. Thank you Brexit
  6. CRWAB's avatar
    StevieW0nder07/10/2021 09:30

    Nope it's gen 3 speeds it's a factYou think you're getting a ferrari but …Nope it's gen 3 speeds it's a factYou think you're getting a ferrari but it's an old car under the bonnet. This is a cut n"shut!


    Its more complicated than that though, which is why people get confused.

    Uses a decent upper-end Hynix storage chip, onboard Gen4 Phison controller which is gen4 and uses a modified CFExpress connector with a bus of ~4gbps,(An improvement over the standard gen3 CF) but could be faster than CF as its a custom build.

    Plus a few early news stories stated that the SX didn't support PCIE 4 as it used the SN530 for its internal NVME, but this was wrong and was corrected by WD as it uses a custom version that supports gen4. This is where a lot of the false statements come from.

    So you are correct that at a glance it appears to be gen3, but it all operates at gen4, clarified by Microsoft and people like Western Digital who made the hardware


    Comparing raw stats is silly. Multiple credible sources show it loading games from the expansion card at the same speed as the internal too. If you compared the off-the-shelf components you would be correct, but these are custom variants.
  7. scottydogg81's avatar
    It removes the import fees but how trustworthy is it like I don't want it to turn up and have to pay the import fees!?!
  8. Bryan839's avatar
    WohnJick06/10/2021 15:24

    Go to checkout. It removes this. Folks should know this already.


    This folk obviously didn’t know..but thanks
  9. shak's avatar
    I went with a 4tb external drive instead and it’s great.
  10. Hotmeal's avatar
    shak06/10/2021 15:26

    I went with a 4tb external drive instead and it’s great.


    I assume xbox won't allow you to play new gen games on it, but fine for old ones indeed or storing new ones.

    Edited so I don't spread misinformation! Thank you. (edited)
  11. Tatwamasi's avatar
    I got one of these from Amazon Spain last time they were this price. I didn't have to pay any additional fees.
  12. stato257's avatar
    45744855-JwGUM.jpgSeries X in stock at MS if anyone wants one Be quick!
  13. slacker's avatar
    opaquesteve07/10/2021 10:54

    PS2 memory cards weren't this expensive


    125,000 8mb memory cards at £14.99 a pop?
  14. WohnJick's avatar
    Heat! Great price but with all the games I have atm, I still haven’t reached max, so I’ll wait till this hits <100.
  15. DaRockwilder1's avatar
    StevieW0nder06/10/2021 15:39

    Should be £100 for the gen 3 speeds tbh


    Paying more for the propitiatory memory card, hopefully they will do an adapter at some point to add your own NVMe.
  16. mick.thorpe's avatar
    DaRockwilder106/10/2021 16:07

    Paying more for the propitiatory memory card, hopefully they will do an …Paying more for the propitiatory memory card, hopefully they will do an adapter at some point to add your own NVMe.


    I’m surprised a third party hasn’t already made one
  17. Moody_Cloud's avatar
    mick.thorpe06/10/2021 16:42

    Except you can’t play new games from a faster cheaper ssd. Speaking from e …Except you can’t play new games from a faster cheaper ssd. Speaking from experience as I have one. Transferring them across is very fast though.


    No, my point was that there is a faster M.2 PS5 compatible SSD on sale right now for £115 and has multiple uses.

    hotukdeals.com/dea…394

    This proprietary choice from MS serves nothing other than to allow them to control pricing and competition. Just like Sony did with the Vita memory cards when Micro SD cards were the obvious choice. (edited)
  18. TheCostOfLies's avatar
    Davejay8106/10/2021 18:17

    You'd imagine Microsoft and Seagate would be at least trying to physically …You'd imagine Microsoft and Seagate would be at least trying to physically lower the RRP to stop people swaying towards Sony at the least..Personally.. PS5 having the slot to put any compatible speed SSD in there is making me glad I got the Series S instead of the X.. especially since the games are technically made for the S then the X can upscale and polish them off a bit.




    "Alexa, how much made up nonsense can I fit into one post?" (edited)
  19. VideoGameFan's avatar
    TheAmazingNoob06/10/2021 18:02

    I wish Seagate would just lower the standard price of this already. But I …I wish Seagate would just lower the standard price of this already. But I hear their exclusivity deal on this is due to expire in November/December (one year after the launch of the new consoles), so hopefully other manufacturers like WD, Samsung, etc, can start producing these as well. I just hope the unique design requirements of this card won't put companies off from making them. One thing the PS5 got right was using standard M.2 NVMe design so companies don't have to create new storage solutions just for PS5, their existing ones work just fine as long as they meet the minimum speeds.


    I actually think this is the better approach as its plug and play. The idea of opening your console will scare people and these are just so much easier to use if you want to have more than one or swap between different consoles.
  20. TheCostOfLies's avatar
    telboy6906/10/2021 21:14

    If you think it's worth nearly £200 that's fine crack on.2tb maybe.


    £150 is "nearly £200"?

    Then it's also "nearly £100"
  21. andypearce543's avatar
    VideoGameFan06/10/2021 18:54

    I actually think this is the better approach as its plug and play. The …I actually think this is the better approach as its plug and play. The idea of opening your console will scare people and these are just so much easier to use if you want to have more than one or swap between different consoles.


    Depends. People should be opening their consoles anyway to clean. Especially with how easy the PS is to open. Then it's just a matter of undoing 2 screws, 2 minute job. Personally I'd much rather that than Microsoft gouging you for twice the price
  22. Kieran_Burton's avatar
    andypearce54306/10/2021 21:48

    Depends. People should be opening their consoles anyway to clean. …Depends. People should be opening their consoles anyway to clean. Especially with how easy the PS is to open. Then it's just a matter of undoing 2 screws, 2 minute job. Personally I'd much rather that than Microsoft gouging you for twice the price


    Yeah I have already popped open the ps5 to clean it. Never had an easier console to open up and the nvme slot is easy to access. No worry about causing any damage. Ps5 design is really consumer friendly this gen.
  23. sidesey's avatar
    jarede06/10/2021 15:50

    when will Amazon have a Series X I can buy!


    2025 I recon!
  24. GreekJesus's avatar
    jpxdude09/10/2021 15:33

    Mine arrived a couple hours ago. Here are some pics and objects for …Mine arrived a couple hours ago. Here are some pics and objects for scale:[Image] Front box[Image] Rear box[Image] Inside[Image] Instructions[Image] In hand[Image] Uncapped[Image] Scale Banana/50p[Image] Scale Banana/50p


    Any chance you could take a picture of it next to a combine harvester?
  25. Ytrewq54321's avatar
    jpxdude09/10/2021 15:33

    Mine arrived a couple hours ago. Here are some pics and objects for …Mine arrived a couple hours ago. Here are some pics and objects for scale:[Image] Front box[Image] Rear box[Image] Inside[Image] Instructions[Image] In hand[Image] Uncapped[Image] Scale Banana/50p[Image] Scale Banana/50p


    Thanks for these, can you take a picture next to a needle for me as well please?
  26. sidesey's avatar
    Best price yet! Very tempting.
  27. Brutes's avatar
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    rofiquel06/10/2021 15:22

    Shows as £183.79 when I add to basket.What am I doing wrong?


    GO to checkout and buy.
  28. sbxs's avatar
    Hotmeal06/10/2021 15:29

    I assume xbox won't allow you to store new gen games on it, but fine for …I assume xbox won't allow you to store new gen games on it, but fine for old ones indeed.


    Wrong, I use my seagate 8tb that I had with my last gen console, you can save the XS games on it, but can't play, but when you do want to play, just move it to internal storage and your good to go.
  29. Jayswa's avatar
    sbxs06/10/2021 15:32

    Wrong, I use my seagate 8tb that I had with my last gen console, you can …Wrong, I use my seagate 8tb that I had with my last gen console, you can save the XS games on it, but can't play, but when you do want to play, just move it to internal storage and your good to go.


    How long does it take roughly to transfer over? Say a 100gb game?
  30. mick.thorpe's avatar
    Moody_Cloud06/10/2021 16:11

    Considering faster SSDs are cheaper than this and have multiple uses, this …Considering faster SSDs are cheaper than this and have multiple uses, this should be the RRP at this stage.


    Except you can’t play new games from a faster cheaper ssd.
    Speaking from experience as I have one.
    Transferring them across is very fast though.
  31. TheAmazingNoob's avatar
    I wish Seagate would just lower the standard price of this already. But I hear their exclusivity deal on this is due to expire in November/December (one year after the launch of the new consoles), so hopefully other manufacturers like WD, Samsung, etc, can start producing these as well. I just hope the unique design requirements of this card won't put companies off from making them. One thing the PS5 got right was using standard M.2 NVMe design so companies don't have to create new storage solutions just for PS5, their existing ones work just fine as long as they meet the minimum speeds. (edited)
  32. Ytrewq54321's avatar
    £150 was my biting point… orders, thanks
  33. TheCostOfLies's avatar
    StevieW0nder06/10/2021 15:39

    Should be £100 for the gen 3 speeds tbh


    How many 1tb SSDs at these speeds in external enclosures can you get under £100?
  34. Chris_Berry's avatar
    I'm quite old school and loading times have never bothered me.
    45745604_1.jpg (edited)
  35. chasolo's avatar
    Joshimitsu9106/10/2021 15:31

    You can store them, just not play them. So you can copy them to/from if …You can store them, just not play them. So you can copy them to/from if for example your internet is slow/flakey it may be easier to archive games there you might want to play again later.


    You can play the non S/X games straight from the external hard drive.I have normal 2 TB connected to my X and play games straight off that.
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