Don't delete your Xbox games to make room for the 2026 lineup — Seagate's cards now come with a Christmas discount that fixes the AAA storage crunch
Managing install space has become a royal pain due to how big games have become, but it's much easier with Seagate's cards.
There's no denying that most AAA Xbox games have become voracious for install size due to their insanely detailed graphics and vast wealth of content these days.
However, we do have ways to install these games all at once without being forced to delete most of our library to make room for them, and one such example is the Seagate Storage Expansion Card for Xbox Series X|S.
What's even better is that all storage size versions of this Xbox accessory are now on sale. For a limited time, you can grab the 1TB cards for $139.99 at Best Buy, the 2TB cards for $229.99 at Best Buy, and the 4TB cards for $429.99 at Best Buy.
Upgraded your Xbox Series X|S's storage unit with the Seagate Storage Expansion. It's easy to use and has various storage size variants to choose from, with the 1TB version being the cheapest.
This is the 2TB version of the Seagate Expansion Card for those who feel just having 1TB of extra space for their Xbox Series X|S isn't enough
The 4TB is the most expensive variant of the Seagate Storage Expansion Card, but it contains the most storage space possible to ensure you never run out of room for your Xbox games ever again.
No more will I have to worry about running out of space when downloading all my Xbox games
2026 is stacked with all kinds of big-time upcoming AAA Xbox games like Grand Theft Auto VI, Resident Evil Requiem, 007: First Light, and more.
No doubt these games will require dozens, or more likely, hundreds of gigabytes to install, so you're going to need the Seagate Storage Expansion Cards for Xbox Series X|S as their default internal 1TB SSD isn't going to cut it.
Now granted, these expansion cards are expensive, but, as someone who owns one myself, I can guarantee they're 100% worth the price of admission.
They will save you hours of hassle from deleting old Xbox games to make room for new ones. Plus, these cards will allow you to launch and play games directly from them, as opposed to normal external SSD units where you have to spend time moving games from the SSD into the Xbox console to play them.
So, if you need the best Xbox accessories to upgrade your Xbox Series X|S's storage unit, then the Seagate Storage Expansion Cards are your best bet.
The 1TB cards are available for $139.99 at Best Buy, the 2TB cards are available for $229.99 at Best Buy, and the 4TB cards are available for $429.99 at Best Buy.
Alternative discounts on the Seagate Expansion Card
If Best Buy's discounts for the Seagate Storage Expansion Cards for Xbox Series X|S run out of stock or their discounts expire, there are similar discount options available elsewhere that you can use as backup options:
Amazon
- $229.99 at Amazon (was $159.99) for the 2TB card.
- $429.99 at Amazon (was $499.99) for the 4TB card.
FAQs
How do I install the Seagate Storage Expansion Card into the Xbox Series X|S'?
Install the device into the Xbox Series X|S's dedicated Storage Expansion card slot on the back of the console
What systems is it compatible?
As the name implies, the Seagate Storage Expansion Card is only compatible with Xbox Series X|S. It does not work with any other console, nor does it work on PC.
Can I play any Xbox game on the Seagate Storage Expansion Card?
Yes, you can install current-gen Xbox Series X|S games, Xbox One games, and backwards-compatible titles from the Xbox 360 and original Xbox (including ones "Optimized for Xbox Series X|S") on the Seagate Storage Expansion Card and play them directly from the card.
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Alexander Cope is a gaming veteran of 30-plus years, primarily covering PC and Xbox games here on Windows Central. Gaming since the 8-bit era, Alexander's expertise revolves around gaming guides and news, with a particular focus on Japanese titles from the likes of Elden Ring to Final Fantasy. Alexander is always on deck to help our readers conquer the industry's most difficult games — when he can pry himself away from Monster Hunter that is!
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