When the Xbox Series X/S first launched in 2020, Seagate was charging $US220 ($305) for the 1TB option. It’s part of a steady trend of Microsoft’s proprietary expandable storage accessories slowly coming down in price. That’s a slim savings at the low end that nevertheless probably wouldn’t exist if Seagate hadn’t slashed prices in anticipation of Western Digital’s long rumoured entry into the Xbox storage card market. The new WD_BLACK C50 cards start at $US80 ($111) for the 500GB option and $US150 ($208) for the 1TB option.
Electronics maker Western Digital just announced a new line of memory cards starting at 500GB that are $US10 ($14) less than the existing options from Seagate, just in time for the onslaught of big 2023 releases and upcoming Game Pass announcements. The market for Xbox Series X/S storage expansion cards just got a little more competitive.
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