Is the Xbox One Compatible with the 10TB Seagate Drive Hub?

Hi there,

at some point it was mentioned that the max would be 16TB per drive, not sure that is still in place though.

Regarding a Hub, it's not officially stated anywhere if it's supported or not, but I've seen reports of people using a Hub without issues.

I have used a Western Digital MyBook 4TB drive for a couple of years, recently switched to a Seagate 10TB drive with USB Hub built-in... Both drive works fine but I use it for game storage (drives formatted by Xbox One X console) never used it for multimedia,
I ask you about the USB port because I remeber that one of the rear ports is recommended.

I have a WD 8TB and a Seagate 8TB hard drive, no issues. Max overall is 16TB. You could in theory get a 10TB and a 6TB hard drive.

I have used a Western Digital MyBook 4TB drive for a couple of years, recently switched to a Seagate 10TB drive with USB Hub built-in... Both drive works fine but I use it for game storage (drives formatted by Xbox One X console) never used it for
multimedia, I ask you about the USB port because I remeber that one of the rear ports is recommended.

Hi Napalm 31337

I didn't get a chance to try one of the back ports yet, but definitely today after lunch. Hopefully that makes a difference. I know that game drives (external) can go up to 18 Terabytes so this is strange how the media drives are so limited. I have a 2TB
Green Xbox drive from Seagate used for games and have been considering plugging it into my Windows 10 machine and doing a disk analysis on it to see the format type, partition type, and sector/cluster sizes. If all else fails, I can mimic that disc layout
on my media drive with an advanced formatting utility. I'll keep the thread posted on how it goes.

Thanks to everyone for the feedback during this testing phase.

Sorry but we cannot say if that type of external drive would be compatible with the console. However, if it is a Seagate drive I would recommend staying away as Seagate does not play well with Xbox.