320GB 320G Internal HDD Hard Drive Disk Disc for Xbox360 XBOX 360 S Slim Games

Works well

After my old Xbox 360 failed, i bought a new to me one, which unfortunately did not have a storage drive. Since Microsoft has discontinued these some time ago now, I was stuck finding an alternative to the OEM. This unit is the best priced plug and play option I could fine. The unit pricing is right in line with a normal drive of this capacity (in my case 500 GB). Speed is top notch, and the overall ease of install is straight forward.

Works flawlessly just as if it was a OEM drive from Microsoft without the Microsoft price tag. OEM drives are a little hard to find these days without either getting lucky at a pawnshop or spending way more than what they are worth. These drives are awesome. Zero issues.

Works like a charm! Only thing that sucks is you can't play the backward compatible original Xbox games because it doesn't have that function in this drive compared to the OEM Microsoft HHD'S

Xbox 360 sees it as 410gb. Worked out of the box.

This hard drive works great, and is much cheaper than the official Microsoft version. If you are looking for a hard drive so your Xbox 360 will be backwards compatible with your old original Xbox games, this will not work out of the box. You can modify the hard drive to get this function to work. You will need a cable to connect this to your computer, and I ended up having to install it in my laptop monetarily to get the final step finished. There are videos on YouTube that will show you what to do. If you don't feel comfortable with doing this, then you may want to spring for the more expensive Microsoft one. If you do buy this with the intention of modifying it, please find the instructions online and fully understand what you are getting into first before you buy it. I chose to mod this hard drive and it now works great. We can play the old games, and have plenty of storage space for everything. Some of the old games will still not work though. Microsoft has a list posted online of games that they support backwards compatibility on. We have been using it for 3 months without a single error or problem.

I bought this HWAYO internal hard drive to expand the storage on my Xbox 360, and I’m very happy with it. Installation was super easy—it fit perfectly into the console without any tools or hassle. The system recognized it immediately, and I was able to start saving games, DLCs, and profiles right away. The performance is excellent: games load quickly, I haven’t experienced any errors, and everything runs smoothly. The design also matches the console nicely, which is a nice bonus. If you’re looking to upgrade your Xbox 360 storage without spending too much, this HDD is a great choice. It does exactly what it’s supposed to and has definitely improved my gaming experience.

Picked this drive up for a couple of reasons. 1. Wanted increased storage for my sons' Xbox 360 E console (4GB internal storage) 2. Great price for a drive w/ enclosure made for the 360 E/Slim consoles. I purchased the drive and console 2 weeks ahead of my sons' finishing 1st grade (7 yrs old). His last day of school I surprised him with the console and hard drive. I installed the drive into the system and the console recognized the drive. The drive was displayed with Chinese letters, so I had the Xbox format the drive. After formatting, the drive indicated 240GB or so of free space as expected. Everything was great.....or so I thought. The first game I attempted to download data for was Destiny: The Taken King Legendary Edition (expansions and all). This is quite a large download. It contains multiple files/updates that are around 2GB each. The Xbox was constantly freezing up and just seemed to refuse to write one of the files to the drive. I have another Xbox (mine) so I copied the files to an external drive and was able to finally get them to copy over to this drive. That whole process took around 8 hours (seriously....). I thought all was ok, but I had suspicions about the drive itself. In my experience, when drives have issues writing with the same thing over and over, it's often a bad sector on the drive. I wasn't 100% sure though as the Xbox and HDD were both new, so I wanted to allow the drive the benefit of the doubt. Turns out I was right about the drive. It's garbage. Yesterday (6/15/16) the drive was exhibiting the same problems with an update/expansion for Plants vs Zombies. The drive would fail to copy/download the update. I fought with it for a couple of hours (I'm a hard headed engineer that believes I can solve almost any problem). I finally threw in the towel and decided to use one of my external USB drives that I had extra with a very old 80gb Hitachi drive in it. I took the HDD out of the Xbox and the external old Hitachi drive had no issues downloading or transferring any content. At this point, I was quite disgusted with this HDD. I checked my Amazon account, and wouldn't you know my 30 days warranty had expired on 6/14/16. I'm not surprised - that's how things work out sometimes. So next I decided I would disassemble the this 250GB drive and put it in my desktop to see if it was a faulty drive. Upon removing the HDD from it's black case, the drive was marked with quite a few Chinese characters. I figure the drive was probably a grey-market drive or something, but that doesn't matter. I placed the drive into my PC and the PC recognized the drive. I placed a MBR partition on the drive and then started a quick NTFS format. The format never completed. I let it go for around 2 hours, but it never completed. I just decided to cut my losses at that point and throw the drive into the waste basket. Hindsight being what it is, I should have sprung the extra money on the Microsoft branded one and saved my son all the headaches this drive caused. Looks like a new SSD is in his future - at least I can reuse the case.

Exactly what it says it is — a 500GB internal hard drive for the Xbox 360. Install was super simple, no issues at all. Plugged it in, booted up, ready to go. If you’re like me and still have a soft spot for the 360 and a growing collection of physical games, this is a great way to give your system some new life and storage space. The 360 is still one of my favorite consoles — and it’s great having room to install games without worrying about space. Highly recommend for any fellow 360 fans keeping the system alive.

Works like a factory, Microsoft hard drive

A1 item....A1 Service....very happy can play my games now with the extra memory cheers 🤘😎

Working as it should

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