Seagate Unveils 4TB Xbox Series X|S Expansion Card for $499 — Quadruple Your Storage

Hey, guess what? So, Seagate just dropped this crazy big 4TB storage thingy for Xbox. Yeah, FOUR terabytes! That’s like… a lot? But hold on to your socks—it’s $500. I mean, wow, right?

Previously, they had these 1TB and 2TB versions hanging around, but they figured, why not go bigger? Because, you know, games today? They hog your space like nobody’s business. Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is no joke—it nudges 400GB if you’re going all in. So unless you want to do the delete-download shuffle, you might need more room.

Now, this card—it’s like magic. Suddenly, your Xbox can swallow more games than you’ve got time to play. Plus, no more painful updates getting stuck ’cause you ran outta space. I’ve been there. It’s the worst—just sayin’.

And it’s not just a big box of storage. Nope! It’s as snappy and performance-y as the Xbox’s internal stuff. No cables, no transfers—just plug it in and boom, you’re gaming. Makes the price tag a bit easier to digest. Maybe.

These cards? They hook up with Xbox Velocity Architecture—or something techy like that—meaning your game loads faster, the textures look slicker, and if you’re into playing those old-school, backwards-compatible games, they’ll run smoother than before. Nostalgia, but better—sorta.

Oh, it’s got the same size and whatnot as the old ones, in case you were wondering. And heads up, Best Buy’s got a bit of a discount right now, $70 off or something. Better act fast? Or not, no pressure.

Anyway, they’re everywhere—Amazon, Argos, all those places. But get this, if you’re still rockin’ the Xbox Series S, the storage costs more than the console itself! Kinda wild, if you ask me. But hey, sometimes you just need alllll the games at your fingertips. Priorities?

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