Would this work as external storage for the Xbox One?
1384543
According to http://kotaku.com/the-best-external-hard-drives-for-your-xbox-one-1586710559 it does.
1384544
Works great on XB1, I've had no problems and load times seem as fast or faster than the internal.
1384545
Not sure about Xbox One... But I use mine with Wii. I had to reformat the hard disk to FAT32 and it works without any issues.
2020515
Yes....the usb 3.0 flash drive works fine when using usb 2.0 ports. I haven't tried it yet, but I'd also think it would work fine as Xbox external memory.
2075797
Not at all. It's basically a 60gb flash drive for your xbox. You just go through the content on your console and move it to the hard drive. It's really quite simple and does not do anything to your content.
2199841
Hi Patty. Note that this is for a Windows PC, so I can't say for sure whether or not it will work on an Xbox. Here's the following from the back of the disc case that might help answer your question concerning storage: "Minimum System Requirements - 7GB available space, 1GB RAM for Windows XP, 2GB RAM for Windows Vista/7/8." Also "Recommended System Requirements - 7GB available space and 4GB RAM." I hope this helps.
806982
Some games are reverse compatible with a hard drive. Not all original Xbox games are. If the hdd works then yes you should be able to but I would buy it at a game stop location to be on the safe side that way if it does not you can still return it fairly easily.
2237772
http://kotaku.com/the-best-external-hard-drives-for-your-xbox-one-1586710559 here are some ideas for you... good luck!
1589476
No. You'd need a hard drive to download games. The xbox will only treat this as a usb; no matter how you format it. The hard drives can be found on amazon and may be relatively affordable now that the xbox One is on the market.
2041002
I think so, it works fine on my PS4 with no adapters or anything. If the Xbox One has a usb port it should work.
223324
MANUFACTURER ANSWER: Thanks for asking! We have not tested this with the XBOX One, however, the XBOX One should support this hub/hard drive dock.
641388
I doubt it'd have any data to transfer. There is no drive in the controller to store or transfer data. It should charge it though (assuming you have this: http://www.amazon.com/Xbox-One-Play-Charge-Kit/dp/B00DBDPOZ4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qi;d=1403285738&sr;=8-1&keywords;=xbox+one+charger)
1588549
On the xbox you can store music if you have space - yes. It has to be in a formate the Xbox can play.
1902760
yes, my daughter says you can. But the flash drive needs to set up to work with the xbox.
375680
Yes, but only a proprietary Microsoft drive. They're available on Xbox.com if they're not still being sold in stores. The drives made for the ORIGINAL Xbox 360 won't work with this, it has to be a model made specifically for the Xbox 360 "slim" i.e. S or E models. (The S and E models both use the same drives.)You'll absolutely want a hard drive because for one thing, without it the Xbox is VERY loud. Installing games to the drive makes it MUCH quieter. It can also help games load faster, and in some cases games don't really work or are missing large parts of the game if you don't have a hard drive. If possible, buy a model that already has one...but if you already have one without a drive, you'll want to add one. Yes, but only a proprietary Microsoft drive. They're available on Xbox.com if they're not still being sold in stores. The drives made for the ORIGINAL Xbox 360 won't work with this, it has to be a model made specifically for the Xbox 360 "slim" i.e. S or E models. (The S and E models both use the same drives.)You'll absolutely want a hard drive because for one thing, without it the Xbox is VERY loud. Installing games to the drive makes it MUCH quieter. It can also help games load faster, and in some cases games don't really work or are missing large parts of the game... » Read More Yes, but only a proprietary Microsoft drive. They're available on Xbox.com if they're not still being sold in stores. The drives made for the ORIGINAL Xbox 360 won't work with this, it has to be a model made specifically for the Xbox 360 "slim" i.e. S or E models. (The S and E models both use the same drives.)You'll absolutely want a hard drive because for one thing, without it the Xbox is VERY loud. Installing games to the drive makes it MUCH quieter. It can also help games load faster, and in some cases games don't really work or are missing large parts of the game if you don't have a hard drive. If possible, buy a model that already has one...but if you already have one without a drive, you'll want to add one. « Show Less
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I don't know if x boz can output game data. need to check with xbox and see if it has a USB port that allows it to save game data. if it does you wont need this large capacity. this can back up all the data on a 256gb hard drive. I have backed up about 120 Gb and it is stable and solid.
632848
This drive only has a thubderbolt connection, so no it will not work with PS4 or Xbox One. You need a USB drive for either.
1534526
If you are referring to the harddrive on the Xbox or the an extra external drive you may purchased than yes. Thats how you save your game progress
1364124
this is an internal hard drive. you can install anything on it. The main benefit is to take an Xbox 360 with a minimal 4 GB of storage and upgrading that capacity to hold tons of information.