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

Its work 100 %

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

Fixed my red ring of death and increased storage. Nice.

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.

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 purchased this hard drive as a replacement for my Xbox 360S when it's hard drive began showing up as unformatted and wouldn't load the 360 OS properly anymore. I knew ahead of time that this wasn't an official drive from Microsoft, but with the Xbox One coming out soon and the number of games I've been playing on my 360 diminishing, I decided to save a bit of money and choose one of the 3rd party manufactured drives from Amazon. My experience with the drive has been mixed; first, the drive's casing doesn't fit as smoothly into my 360. It's slightly bigger, so I had to use a bit of pressure to slide it in to the slot. Because of the tight fit, it was also extremely difficult to pull back out of the unit and took quite a bit of force, so much that I think the pull tab doesn't work very well anymore. The original Microsoft drive is able to install and remove without any issues, so this was a bit bothersome. The other issue i've noticed, that I attribute to the hard drive, is that it's performance seems to vary. Some games that i've installed like NBA 2K13 feel like they load slower and stutter on occasion, which leads to some of the announcers voices getting out of sync with the game. I also noticed quite a few stutters and pauses in the Madden 25 demo. I'm unsure if this is a hard drive issue, but I did end up cracking open the case and sliding the bare drive into the 360 and it appears to be running better, so it might have been an issue with the hard drive fitting properly in my system that I mentioned before. Overall, the drive works, i'm back up and running, but the issues I saw do make me think twice about going cheap here. Others didn't seem to have any issues, so maybe it's just a little bad luck here.

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 🤘😎

Buena calidad

Didn't work (wouldn't format) in my Xbox 360 and some how wiped years of progress from the internal memory