Xbox 1TB Expansion Card Drops to Just $90 for Black Friday

Update: As predicted, this Xbox 1TB Expansaion deal has now expired and is unavailable at Woot at the time of writing. The original story continues below, or you can see all the best Xbox Black Friday deals here for more discounts this week.

Black Friday sales are currently in full swing, and you can expect plenty more offers to reveal themselves from now until November 24. You can get an Xbox 1TB Expansion Card for just $89.99 from Woot (owned by Amazon). This is substaintially the best deal ever on this, with the best price we’ve ever seen before being $124.99 — so, in summary, this will 100% sell out before the end of this week.

Most of the time, the deals that go live now will last us all the way through Cyber Monday and sometimes beyond. But, on rare occassions, you do also get those deals that are strikingly good this year, and do require you being available and purchasing ASAP to take advantage of. Even while writing this, I’m actually unsure if this deal is going to last for much longer. The only thing to note on this deal is the card comes with Woot’s 90-day warranty, rather than Microsoft’s standard 1-year.

Maybe I’m being melodramatic, but this is a seriously good offer… if you ignore how cheap it is to get a 2TB SSD for PS5 (it’s $99.99 right now). Yes, double the storage for only $10 more is quite the price discrepancy, and Xbox fans should still feel a little hard done by the disadvantages Xbox Series consoles have experience because of Microsoft’s choice to opt for a proprietary storage solution.

Still, as I’ve mentioned, this is the best deal we’ve ever had on an Xbox Expansion Card, so we should all take full advantage of it while we still can — I shudder at the thought of paying 150 big ones for one of these things. Other deals you can check out right now include up to $30 off Xbox Controllers, some sweet Xbox bundle deals, and the new Nintendo Switch OLED bundle for just $349.

Robert Anderson is a deals expert and Commerce Editor for IGN. You can follow him @robertliam21 on Twitter.