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

Whoa, okay, so get this. Seagate just dropped a whopping 4TB Storage Expansion Card for Xbox Series X|S. Four. Terabytes. You could lose your car keys and still find space on this thing. But brace yourselves – it’s a cool $499.99. Yep, not a typo. Sneaky expensive, like luxe rebellion against limits, ya know?

Anyway, there’s the usual 1TB and 2TB, but in this era of ginormous games (lookin’ at you, Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 – gobbling up, oh, I dunno, roughly about 400GB), managing your game library feels like juggling flaming swords. Downloading, deleting, re-downloading – rinse and repeat. Ugh!

Now, with this Space Odyssey-sized expansion, your Xbox is basically a treasure trove – no more “Ugh, out of space” moments. And those pesky background updates? Done deal. They’ll just zip through without clogs.

Okay, side note, because this feels kind of important: This new 4TB puppy is twinsies with the smaller versions. Same speed, same performance vibes. It’s not like your grandma’s external drive – nope, you can launch games right from it, no delay, like straight from Valhalla. Maybe that’s where the hefty price tag comes in. Or, you know, maybe not.

Here’s the juicy bit – Seagate’s cards play nice exclusively with Microsoft’s Xbox Velocity Architecture. Fancy name, right? It means faster load times, smoother gameplay, and all that jazz. Plus, older games feel like they’ve had a shot of adrenaline. So, cool beans.

Now, brace yourself and hold your wallets tightly. That majestic 4TB card is pricey but Best Buy shaved off $70 just because – a little launch love. Amazon and practically every retailer in the UK, like Argos and Ebuyer, jumped on board. Random thought: You could get another Xbox for the card’s price, but quadrupling space is… magnetic. Or mind-blowing. Or something.

So, whatever. Til next time, remember not all that glitters is gold, but sometimes it’s too tempting not to grab. Man, I need more coffee.