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I’m just staring at my Xbox, and all I can think about is, “storage, storage, storage.” You know how it is, right? That feeling when your games list is longer than that endless highway you see in movies. Anyway, Seagate’s Expansion Card — yeah, that’s the one I’m talking about — just got cheaper over at Amazon. Normally it’s like $359, but now it’s down to $208. Not bad, huh?
Sure, it’s not as cheap as it was on Black Friday when it hit $193. But in times like these, with prices bouncing around like a kid on a trampoline, $208 feels like catching a break. With everything getting more expensive — thanks, inflation — this is kind of a win.
Now, about sticking more space into your Xbox. You could go the external HDD route or an SSD even, but here’s the catch: if it’s not the official Seagate thing, you gotta shuffle your games back and forth. Ugh, the hassle. Who wants that, right?
So, plug in this Expansion Card and bam! Games load straight from the card. No moving things around. More time gaming, less time cursing the screen. If dropping that much cash sounds like too much, there’s also a 1TB option for $123. Not as sweet a deal per gig, but hey, it’s an option. And then there’s a whopping 4TB version, but prepare to kiss $499 goodbye.
These cards slide right into the back of your Xbox like they were meant to be there — which, I mean, they are. With speeds up to 5,000MB/s too. Not that I know exactly what that means, but it sounds fast, right?
Oh, and you get a three-year warranty. Because, let’s face it, peace of mind is… well, it’s kind of priceless. We’re digging up deals like crazy for Prime Day. Seriously, we’ve got spreads on everything — SSDs, hard drives, monitors, you name it.
And somewhere, amid all these deals, there’s a parallel universe where my Xbox isn’t yelling at me about storage… but until then, Seagate it is.
