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See our ethics statement.Seagate’s 2TB Storage Expansion Card is down to $184.76. Image: SeagatePart OfThe Verge’s guide to Cyber Monday 2025see all Brandt RanjCloseBrandt RanjPosts from this author will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed.FollowFollowSee All by Brandt Ranj is a commerce reporter for The Verge writing about the best deals and gadgets. He previously wrote for Business Insider, Rolling Stone, Futurism, and Popular Science.If an Xbox Series console is your main gaming machine, you may have found yourself running out of storage and having to continually delete and re-download titles. Seagate’s Storage Expansion Card is an easy way to upgrade your Xbox’s storage, and the 2TB card is at its all-time low of around $184.76 ($75.23 off) at Amazon for Cyber Monday. The 1TB and 4TB cards are also on sale at or near their all-time lows of $121.19 and $379.99, respectively.Seagate Storage Expansion Card for Xbox Series X / S$121$16024% off$121Seagate’s Storage Expansion Card is as fast as the Xbox’s internal storage, comes in 1TB, 2TB, and 4TB sizes, and fits into a proprietary slot without any cables.Read More$121 at Amazon (1TB)$185 at Amazon (2TB)$380 at Amazon (4TB)The NVMe-based cards are designed to plug directly into a slot in the back of either an Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S — no tools required. Once installed, you can move or download games to the card without any noticeable performance hit. It even supports the Xbox’s Quick Resume feature, so you can easily hop right back into whatever you were playing. Of course, the number of games you can fit onto a 2TB card will depend on the titles you play — indie titles will generally take up less space, while an AAA game could take up dozens of gigabytes on its own.Current-generation Xbox consoles do support some USB hard drives, such as Seagate’s 5TB Game Drive, but you can only play older, backwards compatible games from them. You can also store Xbox Series games on a hard drive, but will have to move them over to the Xbox’s main storage to actually play them. Seagate’s Storage Expansion Card is one of the best ways to have a seamless storage upgrade that functions like an extension of the console’s onboard storage.Verge DealsSign up for Verge Deals to get deals on products we’ve tested sent to your inbox weekly.Email (required)Sign UpBy submitting your email, you agree to our Terms and Privacy Notice. 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Seagate is offering significant discounts on its Storage Expansion Cards for Xbox Series X/S consoles during Cyber Monday. Brandt Ranj reports that the 2TB card is currently priced at $184.76, a reduction of approximately $75.23. Alongside the 2TB card, the 1TB and 4TB options are also available at their respective all-time lows of $121.19 and $379.99. These NVMe-based cards plug directly into the back of the Xbox, require no tools, and function seamlessly with the console’s storage. Notably, they support the Quick Resume feature and allow for straightforward data transfer, addressing the common issue of limited storage in the current generation of Xbox consoles. However, it’s important to note that while these cards offer a streamlined upgrade, their compatibility with older, backwards-compatible games is limited, relying on the Xbox’s existing storage for those titles. The cards’ speed matches that of the internal Xbox storage, contributing to a seamless gaming experience.