Running out of storage on an Xbox Series X or Series S can be frustrating. You want more space to install your games, but you keep dealing with that “disk full” message. You don’t have to uninstall all your old games to make room. You can just get an additional hard drive.
You can pick up the WD_Black 1TB C50 Storage Expansion Card for just $149.99, down from its usual price of $374.99. That’s a discount of $225.00 and 60% off. That’s far less than you’d have to pay for a new console with more storage, too.
An easy way to expand your Xbox storage
The WD_Black 1TB C50 Storage Expansion Card is the perfect solution. It’s an officially licensed SSD that plugs into your console. It connects to a direct port on the back, so there’s no guesswork when setting it up. From there, turn it on, and you’ll automatically have the extra storage you need. You can just go ahead and start playing games and installing them for safekeeping without any kind of complicated setup. No one wants to get a new game and then have to sit and wait for all that, too.
The C50 taps into the Xbox Velocity Architecture, the same technology that powers the internal SSDs in the Series X and Series S. That means games stored on the expansion card load and perform at the same speed as games on your console’s built-in drive.
One of the biggest advantages over a standard external hard drive is that you can actually play Xbox Series X and S-optimized games directly from this card. The only caveat is that you’ll have to keep all your games installed on that hard drive. If you happen to take it out or remove it from the console, your games go with it. But if you leave it where it is, your library stays installed and ready to go without any back-and-forth file management.
You don’t need to know anything about modding consoles to use this hard drive. There are no cables to manage and no power adapter to connect. Even the card itself draws power through the expansion slot. That means it only takes a few minutes to set up. If you have kids, or you just don’t want to go to the trouble of modding your system, this is a great alternative.
This is a significant discount, so it’s well worth picking up. It’s also a solid opportunity to expand your Xbox storage with a drive that performs identically to what’s already inside the console. With huge game file sizes that only get bigger over time, it’s smart to go ahead and get a hard drive while they aren’t prohibitively expensive. We’re rapidly approaching a time where that might be the case, after all.
