If you’re looking for the best Xbox Series X hard drives and SSDs, then you’re in luck - as there really aren’t that many models to choose from. If you’re looking for a storage device that ...

The Series X has the same processor and SSD drive as the Series X and supports the same speedy external SSDs made for the new Xbox. It’s in the RAM and GPU department that the Series S can’t ...

We cover plenty of SSD deals, and now it is time to check storage expansion cards for the Xbox Series X|S consoles. Seagate's 2TB SSD for Xbox is now available with a massive $110 discount ...

Xbox Series S 1TB all-digital in robot white ($350) This Series S console, which features an inbuilt 1TB SSD for storage, is ...

In addition, it doesn't have a disc drive and offers less internal memory (it runs on a custom NVME 512GB SSD powered by Xbox Velocity Architecture, which is about half the size of the Series X's ...

Unlike the more complex PS5 SSD installation process ... Xbox Series X console and triple the storage on your (white) Xbox Series S console. If you're looking for an officially licensed storage ...

If you need more space on your Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S, look no further. The WD_Black C50 Expansion Card is ...

On the other hand, the Xbox Series S has significantly different hardware from the Xbox Series X: a less-powerful GPU, a smaller SSD, less RAM and so forth. (You can see a more comprehensive ...

The Xbox Series S hits these targets thanks to a combination of a Custom 8-Core Zen 2 CPU, Custom 4 teraflop RDNA 2 GPU, 10GB of RAM and a 512GB NVMe SSD. I feel all these specs are on point apart ...

There’s no need to spend it all at once either so you could use it as a gift that keeps giving over time. The Microsoft Xbox Series S is a super small console. You can easily toss it in your bag ...

There’s never been a console like the Xbox Series S. Not to be confused with the Series X, this much smaller and much cheaper next-generation Xbox doesn’t just sacrifice an optical drive ...

It’s a similar story if you own the base Xbox Series S, too, which only features ... going to be more expensive than picking up an SSD or storage expansion card if you're a current owner.