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

El producto se ve que tiene buena calidad, no me ha fallado.

Valio la pena comprar esta memoria no me arrepiento de comprarlo

I got this for my Kid, I got the 1 Tb version. It allows my kid to store and play games from the same device, it functions as a storage/RAM device thanks to the new architecture put together by MicroSoft and Seagate. BUT this is hella pricey. Because the newer XBox S series is diskless you are stuck with the onboard space. You can store games in a USB HD, but to play them you may have to delete games from the onboard memory to make room for the game you want to play, this expansion card solves that problem. The 2Tb card seems out of most people price range, at ~ $500. Seriously, I could buy a new Xbox for that kind of money. So it works well, really simple, plug and play, but expensive technology, and only Seagate supply them, no open architecture therefore no competition.

Solo que es un poco caro

Seeing as how a 2TB card is over double the price of two of these bad boys, Im going to be buying another one in the foreseeable. Just plug into your Xbox expansion slot, give it a few seconds to read it, and youre ready to begin storing your Series S|X optimized games on it!

Connects easily to your console starts working immediately!

Made grandson happy !!

Se conecta facilmente a mi Series X, la carga e instalacion de juegos es muy rapida. Lo compre para guardar juegos optimizados para Series S/X. Lo recomiendo a pesar de su alto precio

Hace lo que promete. Los juegos optimizados para la Serie X/S se ejecutan igual que en el disco interno. La velocidad de transferencia entre el SSD interno y la expansión se mantiene estable en 1.65 GB/s (la transferencia es realmente veloz). Al insertar me apareció un error que había poco contacto y no funcionaba; se solucionó desconectando la Xbox y luego insertando la memoria con un poco de fuerza al final.

It works as advertised. It’s ridiculously overpriced, but that’s probably Microsoft’s fault.