Seagate STEA2000403 Game Drive for Xbox STEA2000403-Hard 2 TB-USB 3.0-Green, 2TB

I've been using the Seagate Game Drive for Xbox for a remarkable eight years now, and it has been an absolute game-changer in terms of storage convenience and reliability. Originally purchased for my Xbox One, this external drive has seamlessly expanded my gaming library without a hitch.One of the standout features of this drive is its ample storage capacity. While I've never come close to filling it up completely, it's comforting to know that I have more than enough space to accommodate my growing collection of games. Even though I tend to delete games once I'm done with them, having the extra storage ensures that I never have to worry about running out of space.In terms of performance, the Seagate Game Drive has been rock solid. I've never encountered any issues or experienced any slowdowns, even after years of use. It's evident that Seagate has engineered this drive with durability and longevity in mind, as it continues to work flawlessly despite regular use.What's particularly impressive is how well it has stood the test of time. While my Xbox One has since been passed down to my kids, the Seagate Game Drive remains an integral part of their gaming setup. It's a testament to its enduring reliability and compatibility with multiple Xbox consoles.Overall, I couldn't be happier with my experience using the Seagate Game Drive for Xbox. Its ample storage capacity, flawless performance, and long-term reliability make it a standout accessory for any Xbox gamer. Whether you're looking to expand your gaming library or simply need extra storage for your digital content, this drive delivers in spades. Highly recommended.

I have been loyal to Playstation since the first one, and I only bought an XBOX One for the exclusive titles I would not be able to get for playstation. I have tons of games because I have four children, and there are always random kids in my house as well. The game systems keep them out of my hair for a bit. The problem I have with the playstation is there is no simple plug and play solution for adding memory, and every time I get a new game i have to erase one to fit the new game on the hard drive. I know that i can take my sytsem apart and change the hard drive for the playstation, but I would definitely mess this up, and I have no clue how I would transfer the old files. I have a fear that things will not copy correctly, etc. I have never liked xbox; the first system was okay, but I have always HATED the controllers, once I realized that I could add extra hard drive to an XB! with just plugging in an external I figured I would give XBox a shot at being the main system, so I bought games for the xbox instead of playstation for the first time so that I could get used to the controller. Thanks to this hard drive I have plenty of space because I still have 2 other hard drives I started with that I took out of old ps3 systems I had. I took those out (they slide right out of the super slim) bought some hard drive enclosures on amazon and when I plugged them in they formatted and I had more space. Those combined with this I have about 5 TB of space and I do not think I will be able to fill the space for a long time. My xbox game collection is reaching the number of playstation games now because i buy them only now. I really hope that this hard drive lasts for a few years (hopefully forever) because i am putting all my games on it that do not fit on the internal space. I still like my playstation, and I love the controllers, but I no longer buy games for it. Maybe in the future they will allow external hard drives, but until then, I am an xbox guy now.

I have over 100 games, 30 which are One X enhanced. After installing every game I own I still have 50% free hard drive space. I have to buy a lot more games before storage is ever an issue again.An external hard drive is an essential purchase for every Xbox owner. But it’s really upsetting so many people have trouble with their Seagates.Mine is going strong after 3 months. Its a great product while it’s working. I’ll update this if it fails.-----------------UPDATE: After 6 months it's still going strong. There have been absolutely no issues and I couldn't recommend it more. The speed difference between the main console and the external is indistinguishable. And I don't see any signs of it failing. I don't know, did the other reviewers store their external hard drive ON TOP of your console? Did you overheat your hard-drive? (it actually is very tempting, the cord is pretty short and the green is a bit garish).The built-in Xbox hard drive space is very, very limiting. Get a hard drive, it is a huge improvement, especially if you're doing something like GamePass. Just download EVERY GamePass game. Then they're ready to go. More importantly, I have Xbox Live. It's monthly, it's expensive, and it basically does one thing: let's me stay in contact with my friends. If both my friend and I have data storage issues, we will never play games together with busy schedules. Without this I might say "hey let's play Forza" my friend will "I uninstalled it yesterday" and then we don't catch up. It's dumb. This is a must buy....also i bought one for my friend.