I am writing to share my feedback and offer a valuable suggestion regarding the Xbox Series...

My concerns revolve around the decision to create a dedicated Smart Delivery game system that restricts users from utilizing the internal disk or an extended disk connected via a single available port. This option, while undoubtedly innovative, can be financially challenging for many users.

I propose a modification that introduces the possibility of using non-Smart Delivery game versions as an alternative when installing games on these platforms. By doing so, we can provide users with increased flexibility and affordability, catering to a broader audience.



As a current Xbox Series S owner, I have encountered limitations that have led me to revert to using my Xbox One. Despite investing in a Seagate 1TB extension card, which accounted for 70% of the console's price, I find myself unable to install new software due to the full capacity of both the internal and extension disks. I believe that allowing the option to utilize a larger SSD external disk, as I can on my Xbox One, would greatly benefit users like myself.

I understand the advantages of faster discs and the capabilities of X/S Series games. However, for individuals who seek alternative solutions, my proposed option can offer a practical and cost-effective approach to gaming.

I kindly request that you consider this feedback and explore the possibility of implementing changes that will enhance the user experience, making gaming more accessible for a wider range of players.

In addition, I’m seeking advice or information regarding the possibility of installing two Seagate Storage Expansion Cards on the Xbox Series S or X consoles. Is there any known hub or adapter that could facilitate the use of multiple expansion cards?

If such a hub or adapter doesn't currently exist, I'd like to suggest this idea to the internal Xbox team for consideration.

Expanding storage capacity is crucial, and having the ability to use multiple expansion cards simultaneously would greatly benefit users who require extensive storage for their gaming libraries.

Does anyone within the community have insights or suggestions on this topic? And if not, how can we communicate this idea effectively to the Xbox development team?

Thank you for your time and consideration.

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