Down 18% the official Xbox Series SSD card: expanding storage now is much cheaper

The Seagate expansion card reaches one of its lowest prices to date.

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The proposal from Seagate, developed alongside Microsoft, was for years the only option available and maintained its price virtually unchanged since the launch of Xbox Series X and Series S. That’s why every price drop is relevant, and the current one is one of the most interesting ones we’ve seen.

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The Seagate SSD expansion card for Xbox Series is the only accessory that maintains the performance of Xbox Velocity Architecture intact, something essential for running optimized games without limitations.

The Seagate expansion card for Xbox Series, now more affordable

• 1 TB of additional storage, ideal for expanding your internal SSD.

• Full compatibility with games from four generations of Xbox.

• Identical performance to internal storage, with the same speeds and loading times.

• Easy installation in the rear slot, with no cables or configurations required.

• Three years of limited warranty.

This avoids the need to constantly move games between disks, a practice that’s becoming more common as the catalog grows.

New price: one of its best historical deals

The card debuted with an official price close to €250, a figure that remained unchanged for a long time. Now, with an approximate 18% discount, it can be found for €154.95, one of the lowest prices recorded since the launch of Xbox Series.

• Seagate Expansion Card for Xbox Series X|S 1TB – €154.95

For those who have been waiting for the right moment, this offer makes storage expansion a much more accessible option, while maintaining the convenience and full performance that the new generation of Xbox demands.