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Seagate Expansion 1TB USB 3.0 Portable / (UK) Seagate Expansion 1TB USB 3.0 Portable.

WD Elements 1TB USB 3.0 Portable / (UK) WD Elements 1TB USB 3.0 Portable.

Samsung 850 EVO SATA Internal SSD / Samsung 850 EVO SATA Internal SSD (UK).

Crucial MX300 SATA Internal SSD / Crucial MX300 SATA Internal SSD (UK).

Seagate FireCude Internal Hybrid Hard Drive / Seagate FireCude Internal Hybrid Hard Drive (UK).

PNY Elite USB 3.0 Portable SSD / PNY Elite USB 3.0 Portable SSD (UK).

SanDisk Extreme USB 3.0 Portable SSD / SanDisk Extreme USB 3.0 Portable SSD (UK).

In those cases, get an SATA to USB 3.0 external enclosure to make it work. The Best Xbox One Hard Drives Solid State Drives and Hard Drive Hybrids Note: Some of these SSDs are internal drives which require an SATA connector, not USB. None of this is even usable on Xbox One, so the only reason to get the Passport is on the rare occasion that it is cheaper.

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For example, the main difference between the WD Passport and Elements is that the Passport includes WDsmartware Pro for automatic backup, cloud backup feature, and better encryption. There's absolutely no need for any of this stuff for Xbox One storage.

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(7) Ignore the extra bells and whistles some hard drives include Some drives offer more software or security features. Better still, unlike PS4, the Xbox One benefits from the additional performance afforded by an externally connected SSD, so if you have one already, toss it in an enclosure and enjoy the improved loading times on many games. There are tons available on Amazon and they start at about $10.

(6) Have an internal drive already? Buy a USB 3.0 enclosure! Buying an enclosure is much cheaper than buying an entirely new hard drive, and you'll finally be able to put that old drive of yours to good use. It's very likely that any USB 3.0 drive will be compatible with your Xbox One. (5) More likely than not, you don't have to stick to any brand name Because the USB 3.0 interface is universal, and storage is just storage, you don't need to stick to a particular brand. Of course if you have the money to burn, or you move your Xbox One around alot, I'd still recommend a portable drive. Additionally, there simply aren't many portable drives over 4TB, so the full-sized drive is usually the only way to go. (4) For 4TB drives or more, consider a full-sized desktop drive Here we see a more of a price gap between the two. They also won't offer noticeable performance improvements over their portable brethren if all you are using it for is Xbox One storage. Desktop hard drives are bulkier, louder, draw more power, and require a separate AC adapter for power. That means a single USB cable will serve double duty as both charge and sync. Not only are they much smaller and easier to tote around, they are entirely USB bus-powered. (3) For 3TB drives or less, stick with a portable hard drive The cost difference between a portable hard drive and a desktop hard drive for 3TB and smaller drives is insignificant compared to the convenience of portable drives.

But if you were thinking of re-purposing an old HDD, make sure it's big enough first. (2) It must be bigger than 256GB OK, so really, as inexpensive as storage is these days, you're probably not going to go lower than what's included in the console already. Seems like a no-brainer, but that spec is easy to overlook and it'd be a shame to find out the external drive you bought isn't going to work. (1) The drive must be USB 3.0 Not only the drive, but if you're using a USB hub, it also must be USB 3.0. Tips on Buying an Xbox One Hard DriveNot all external hard drives are created equal, so before you dive in, make sure your potential purchase meets the requirements.

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