I’m not a super-tech nerd but can navigate around instructions from a Google search, so I bought this product hoping to expand on the memory on your standard Xbox One so you can have room to store games. The hard drive looks like any palm-sized external hard drive, you would encounter IRL, so that caught me off guard. I don’t know why I was expecting something the size of a memory card. But that’s how I knew this meant business. Now, if you know anything about hard drives, which I am also not an expert on, you’re going to want this particle product since it’s formatted specifically for Xbox. You’re not going to want to waste time and money buying anything but this product trying to save a couple of bucks only to find out the thing you got is not compatible. I plug this bad boy in the back, expecting miracles, not a lot happened. After running some troubleshooting from WD website, I ran through the fixes to include plugging into the other USB port, which did the trick. I had to google more instructions on how to change the settings to move everything from the device to the hard drive. I went from 89% using internal memory and now about 5% with everything running off the hard drive. A bonus with the purchase is a Xbox 1-month subscription to Gamepass Ulitmate, which ironically enough, I think an xbox would not be able to manage without a memory expansion so that was a nice treat to be able to enjoy the fruit of my labor. If you buy an xbox, please do yourself the favor to buying the biggest-sized WD external harddrive formatted for xbox that you can find. [...]
