XPACK XBOX ONE Hard Drive Enclosure and USB Media Hub

I love this thing! I originally set out looking for something that would put multiple USB ports on the front of my Xbox as I hate the one USB port on the side - it's a pain to find and plug something into, and I like to have a compact keyboard plugged in for quickly typing in credentials, messsages, etc., and I wanted an extra port for plugging in a wired controller for when my wireless controller batteries die. I also had an external hard drive plugged into the back USB port in an enclosure but which made the Xbox shelf look a little cluttered. So I put my external drive in the XPack and now have my keyboard and wired controller plugged into the USB ports in the front. I followed the install instructions on the video where the guy takes off the side panel of the Xbox, attaches the XPack to that, then puts both on at the same time. Worked like a charm!

Item as expected. Fast delivery.

Wicked

I have to plug it using the extension usb3 cable. Otherwise it says connection is so slow, other than that it works perfect

FOR THOSE WHO DON'T PAY ATTENTION TO THE TITLE OF THE PRODUCT; THIS DOES NOT COME WITH A HARD DRIVE. $30 FOR A SPECIALIZED CASE AND A HARD DRIVE WOULD BE VERY FISHY SINCE 1TB STORAGE COSTS $70 ALONE.Function and aesthetics are okay.Function:It's a USB connection. Data transfer rate is pretty good. However, MOBILE HARD DRIVES HAVE TO BE FORMATTED ON A PC FIRST. MAKE SURE YOU OWN A SATA 3 TO USB CABLE. That said, make sure the hard drive you're going to use as extended storage for your Xbox One is either formatted to exFAT or RES on your computer. After it's done, insert it into the enclosure and clamp it in with the fin inside. Connect it to your Xbox One (doesn't matter whether it's on or off) and wait for a prompt on the Xbox One Dashboard to ask if the connected hard drive should be formatted. Select Format and follow through with the dialogue.Aesthetics:It looks nice and pretty close to official for the most part (gloss colors aren't the same though).What I don't like about this enclosure are the clips. The clips are a complete pain in the ass to connect to the console. They scratch the vents and/or in the process of shoving the thing on, the clips recede back into the enclosure and/or bend and don't work anymore. You'll have to find another means to attach the enclosure securely to the console (I used string tied to both the vents on the console and the enclosure and pull it from behind to close the gap). if you manage to 100% close the gap between the case and the Xbox One then you got lucky. Anyways, this still looks A LOT better than having a drive connected via cable rather than case.I also want to add, for some reason the partition on my external hard drive got deleted when I inserted it in for the first time, resulting in a loss of all my games that were on there which I now have to re-download.