What 2TB ssd can be used as internal drive for Xbox one?

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When it comes to using an SSD as an internal drive for Xbox One, there are a few things to consider such as compatibility and performance. Microsoft recommends using an external drive with a USB 3.0 connection and at least 256GB of storage for Xbox One. However, it is possible to replace the internal hard drive of the Xbox One with an SSD.

Here are a few SSD options that have been reported to work as internal drives for Xbox One:

Seagate FireCuda Gaming SSD - 2TB

Western Digital Blue SN550 - 2TB

Crucial MX500 - 2TB

Please note that opening your Xbox One and replacing the internal hard drive can void your warranty. E a microsoft não repara mais este modelo mesmo mediante pagamento caso seja danificado.

None you can only use it as a external drive and self repair isnt allowed on forums

Google is your friend, you will get no help here as they don't allow self repair discussions as Microsoft is anti consumer.

I guess if you plug more than one into the Series X (which I assume you can do given it has multiple USB ports), then you could just then transfer between them presumably

My Series X has four drives. The internal SSD, a 1TB expansion card, a 2TB SATA SSD (in a USB enclosure) and a 2TB HDD.

Is there 2TB drives for Internal use or can you make your own from a shell and a WD 2TB drive or will these 2TB drives not be useable inside the consoles, 2tb only useable externally?

Thanks for any clarification