Xbox Series X SSD Expansion Listing And Price Potentially Leaked

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Game files have grown a huge amount compared to the previous gen, with sizes for certain big titles going well over 100GBs. With 4K being pushed more in next gen, we can expect those sizes to just keep going up. That’s why many are expecting to upgrade the SSD space for both next generation consoles. Well, we may have gotten a price on what to expect, at least for the official drives, and you better get ready to pay.

Twitter user Idle Sloth posted a screenshot of the Xbox Series X branded Seagate 1TB SSD Expansion, and it’s priced at a whopping $219.99. Just for reference, that’s almost as expensive as the recently released Xbox Series S, the lower end console Microsoft is releasing alongside the Series X. While this price probably seems too high to some, it’s worth keeping in mind this isn’t a standard SSD, but a custom made, high speed Nvme one, which is going to be more expensive.

It’s unclear where this screen comes from or if the price is final, so for now this goes in the rumor basket, but when you start looking at the prices for Nvme drives in the high end range, it’s probably not too far off what to expect.




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breadstickPosted:

Custom or not that's too high, needs more storage as well. I used a 1tb 860 evo on my X before I sold the console and moved to pc 2 months ago. Kept the ssd and on the X it showed major performance improvements in rendering and frames, especially frames. Handles my pc games just fine as well at 144 or higher depending on my graphic settings.

May get the series X just to play controller lobbies since not all pc games place you with such, if I do I'd rather buy 2 more 1tb 860 evo's for the price of the one custom nvme they plan on selling