The WD Black C50 expansion card is essentially a 2TB NVME SSD encased in a specialized Xbox-compatible shell. Unlike the more ...

It is no secret that expansion cards for Xbox tend to be pricey, but you can still occasionally get a good deal. Amazon is ...

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Toshiba Electronic Components Taiwan Corporation (Toshiba) has announced the addition of new 24TB[1] models to both its N300 ...

The Corsair MP600 Pro LPX makes it to the top of our list for the best PS5 SSD for being the complete package. It’s fast, ...

Call it OCD or something else, but I like to offload any data that I can to my 2TB external hard drive. Earlier, the only files I stored on it were old photos and videos dating back to my school years ...

The Samsung T7 Shield is a tough and portable SSD for gaming, with a USB 3.2 port delivering super-fast write speeds up to ...

Let's face it, most portable SSDs follow a pretty similar recipe: take a standard NVMe m.2 SSD and wrap it in a slick outer housing, then connect via a USB 3.2 Gen 2 interface, or Gen 2x2 if you want ...

Sonnet's Echo 13 Thunderbolt 5 SSD Dock includes an incredibly fast SSD inside it that beats most external drives. But it's ...

A 512 GB drive may seem tempting for the money, but might not be worth it given the size of gaming installs, so 1 TB to 2 TB is likely where you'll want to aim. We currently recommend Gen 4 drives ...

An external ... fastest 20Gbps drives we’ve tested — the Crucial X10 Pro — in a couple of our tests. The RP60 is also competitively priced at $100 and $180 for 1TB and 2TB, respectively.

That doesn't mean there's no value in an external hard drive or SSD; instead, you'll want to use your chosen external device for Xbox One, Xbox 360, and Original Xbox games via backward compatibility.