Hey Xbox users,
If you're ready to up your game play
I've got two new drives that'll give you a serious leg up on your opponents.
Find out which one is best for you
right...
now.
Hi guys, I'm Devyn Howard,
back with another episode of "Unbox This."
Today I'm talking to you Xbox users and showing you how you can
easily store your games on two different top of the line drives.
You guys know how Xbox is a little bit finicky with what drives can and cannot store games,
it can be kind of annoying,
but luckily Seagate's got you covered
with not one but two different drives.
The 'Seagate Game Pass 4TB game drive' has an easy plug-and-play setup.
Once you get home with your new product you'll be unboxing it and gaming within minutes.
It's small in size and has no power cable
so you can cart it around with you wherever you go.
Date night with your girlfriend?
Pop it in your backpack.
Traveling to a far-off land?
Throw that -ish in your carry-on.
It's compact and carryable,
It also operates like it's basically your console's hard drive.
The USB 3.2 connection gives you full throttle gaming.
Then we've got the 'Seagate storage expansion card for Xbox Series X and Series S.'
This is for all of you lucky enough to get your hands on the new console.
Seagate worked closely with Xbox to guarantee that
when you plug these storage cards into the Series X or Series S
you're getting everything you'd expect from Xbox in terms of speed and performance.
It has 1TB of storage and you'll experience
literally zero lag in power or speed when gaming from the expansion card,
but you guys let's get to the fun part.
Let's "Unbox This."
Before I actually tear these boxes open,
I gotta ask you guys which one should I open first "A or B"?
Let me know your answer in the comments below,
I'll wait.
The people have spoken we're going with "A".
Thanks so much for your help you guys.
There's nothing in here, why would they include an empty box?
In the game drive box we have the drive itself,
we have the limited warranty,
we've got the quick start guide,
a one month subscription to 'Game Pass' for free,
and a USB cord.
Now let's talk about what's inside the storage expansion card box.
This is very very tiny.
As you guys can see it's really small.
It has this cap so that uh you can keep it protected,
but yeah this is really little.
So with the storage expansion card you obviously get the card itself,
you also have this guide,
another warranty,
and i don't know what this is,
declaration of conformance?
We actually just recently unboxed our own Xbox Series S
so let's show you how it works.
Okay so this is a little bit complicated you guys,
so if you need to pause or rewind feel free.
So the first step is you're going to take your expansion card and you're going to remove the cap.
Now this takes quite a bit of skill and finesse so just be prepared for that
and if you don't get it right the first time it's totally okay.
Next you're going to just plug it in,
really difficult I know,
so again if you need to pause or rewind feel free.
So with this expansion card it's not really an external drive,
like we showed you,
It just plugs right into the back as an expansion to the internal system memory,
which is pretty cool.
You are getting less in the way of storage when compared to the 'Seagate Game Pass game drive'
but it makes up for what it lacks with its seamless integration and quick setup.
The game drive external hard drive gives you 4TB of storage and works with Xbox One and Xbox 360.
So if you're looking for something to plug right into your Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S
the storage expansion card is for you.
but if what you want is tons of storage on
a portable drive that works with a more classic console,
the 'Game Pass game drive' is everything you'll need.
so that's that
If you'd like to purchase either of these products
go ahead and check the links in the description below.
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Thanks for watching you guys,
I'm Devyn Howard
and we just "Unboxed This."
Bye!