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WD_Black 1TB C50 Storage Expansion Card, Officially Licensed for Xbox – Quick Resume, Plug & Play, NVMe SSD Expansion for Xbox Series X|S Gaming Consoles - WDBMPH0010BNC-WCSN

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Condition
New
Capacity
1TB
Model
WDBMPH0010BNC-WCSN
Storage
1 TB
Weight
25 g
Color
Black
Hard Disk Interface
NVMe
Warranty
Limited 5-Year Manufacture
Works with
Gaming Console, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X

Features 5

  • OFFICIALLY LICENSED STORAGE FOR XBOX. Play effortlessly with full Xbox integration and enjoy gaming experiences that adhere fully to Microsofts quality standards.
  • SPACE FOR MASSIVE GAMES. With up to 1TB[1] of storage, you have plenty of room to grow your game library and explore massive worlds.
  • SUPERSPEED NVMe CORE. Revolutionize your gaming experience with reduced wait times, fast responses, and full immersion.
  • OPTIMIZED FOR XBOX. Xbox Velocity Architecture unlocks the full potential of the WD_BLACK C50, allowing it to achieve blazing-fast performance and seamless, high-speed access to your favorite games.

Description

As game files get larger and larger, the WD_BLACK C50 Expansion Card for Xbox is the fast and easy way to give your Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S a big capacity boost so you can keep more titles installed. Just plug this officially licensed card directly into the dedicated slot on the back of your Xbox Series X|S console and it’s good to go, no extra software or installation steps needed. The card delivers the same performance as the Xbox internal storage for a seamless experience when you’re installing, loading, playing, and saving your favorite games. Keep your library ready to play and get into the action fast with the WD_BLACK C50 Expansion Card for Xbox.

Specs 33

Digital Storage Capacity 1 TB
Hard Disk Interface NVMe
Connectivity Technology Xbox Expansion Slot
Brand WD_BLACK
Special Feature Design by WD_BLACK, Easy to Install - Plug and Play, Quick Resume-Compatible, Store More Huge Titles
Hard Disk Form Factor 2.5 inches
Hard Disk Description Solid State Drive
Installation Type External Hard Drive

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Great Upgrade For Series X
Capacity: 1TB
I picked up the WD BLACK Expansion Card for my Xbox Series X because I was constantly running out of storage, and it’s been a great upgrade. Installation was basically plug-and-play just slide it into the expansion slot and the Xbox recognizes it right away. Game loading feels just as fast as the internal storage, and I like being able to move larger games over without worrying about losing performance. It’s especially nice with newer games that take up 100+ GB. If you have a Series X and keep running out of storage, this is definitely worth considering. It’s simple to install, fast, and works exactly like you’d expect. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2026 by Ryan Hart
Seamless Xbox storage expansion — can't tell the difference from internal SSD
Capacity: 2TB
Running out of internal Xbox Series X storage is less a question of if and more a question of when, especially with modern game install sizes that treat 100GB like a reasonable Tuesday. The WD Black C50 is the right solution and the officially licensed design means it works exactly like the internal SSD without the performance compromises that come with external USB storage workarounds. The speed parity with the internal SSD is the headline and it delivers on that claim in real world use. Games load just as fast from the C50 as they do from the internal drive — no perceptible difference in load times, no texture streaming issues, no Quick Resume delays that would tip you off that the game is living on expansion storage rather than internal. If Microsoft's proprietary expansion card slot spec is going to cost a premium, at least it delivers the performance that justifies it. Quick Resume works correctly across games stored on the C50 without the session loss that plagues external USB storage solutions. Switch between multiple suspended games stored on the card and come back exactly where you left off without reloading — the way Quick Resume is supposed to work and frequently doesn't with non-certified storage solutions. Plug and play installation is exactly as described. Slot it into the expansion port on the back of the Series X or S, console recognizes it immediately, move or install games to it. No formatting process, no setup menu navigation, no driver situation. Just works. 2TB is the right capacity call — enough headroom to stop making hard decisions about which games to keep installed without paying the premium for storage you don't need yet. For any Xbox Series X or S owner who has stared at the storage management screen one too many times, this is the clean solution. Highly recommended. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2026 by Joseph Jarboe
No More Game Uninstall Roulette – Worth the Investment
Capacity: 1TB
As someone who constantly juggles game installs on my Xbox Series X, this WD storage expansion has been a lifesaver. After six months of use, I can confidently say it delivers exactly what it promises – seamless extra storage without compromising performance. - Plug-and-play simplicity – recognized by my Xbox instantly with no setup needed - Identical performance to the internal SSD – games load just as fast - Compact design stays flush with the console (no ugly protrusions) - 1TB capacity lets me keep 10-15 AAA games installed simultaneously - Reliable heat management – never gets hot even during 8-hour gaming sessions Considerations: - The price per GB is steep compared to regular external HDDs (but you're paying for the speed) - Only works with Xbox Series X|S (can't repurpose it as a general-use drive) - White version shows dust more than the black console I primarily use it for: 1) Keeping Call of Duty and other huge games permanently installed 2) Quickly swapping between Game Pass titles without waiting for downloads 3) Storing next-gen optimized games that require SSD speeds If you're tired of uninstalling games to make space, this is the only storage solution that keeps the full Xbox Series X experience intact. While not cheap, it's eliminated my storage anxiety completely. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2025 by Jordan
Fantastic Upgrade for my storage needs!
Capacity: 1TB
If you are wanting dependable, fast, and solid storage then this is the right ssd for you. I needed extra storage for my xbox series X, and after looking around for a bit I decided to go with the WD_Black 1TB C50. Feels sturdy and is very plug and play. I've been gaming for 33 years and for the price, this was a great buy! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2026 by justin allen hale
Truly plug-and-play—works seamlessly with Xbox
Capacity: 512GB
I bought this storage expansion card because I needed more space on my Xbox, and it has been exactly what I was looking for. Installation couldn't have been easier. I simply plugged the card into the Xbox, and it was ready to use. There was no complicated setup or troubleshooting involved, and the Xbox recognized it right away. Games run from the expansion card just as expected, and the Quick Resume functionality works seamlessly. I haven't experienced any issues with games being stored or accessed from the additional storage. For me, the biggest advantage is simply how easy it is. It feels like an integrated part of the Xbox rather than an external device I have to constantly manage. If you're running out of Xbox storage and want something that's genuinely plug-and-play, this has been an excellent solution for me. It does exactly what it's supposed to do and has worked flawlessly so far. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2026 by Sharon
Does the job
Capacity: 1TB
Bought this a while ago and it’s still holding up. A little pricey, but that’s to be expected with external drives that are made for the Xbox. I would buy again.
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2026 by Kevin P.
Great buy
Capacity: 2TB
Great for additional storage and it does have the perk of playing your data off of it. Though I don’t know if it’s a problem with the card or the software of the game, but I did have some of my data “self-destruct“. But I moved it to my main hard drive and that solved the problem.
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2026 by kyle k.
Perfect external hard drive
Capacity: 512GB
This was great and worked perfectly for my brothers Xbox series S. Easy to use and small enough you notice it.
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2026 by James Meyers
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