Microsoft Game Console and Controller Hard Drives
Replacement parts for your Microsoft Game Console model to fix your broken console!
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Choose your model of Microsoft Game Console and Controller:
Parts that work with Microsoft Game Console and Controller:
Xbox One S HDD
Replace a corrupted or damaged hard drive in an Xbox One S video game console.
Xbox Series X SSD
Replace the 1 TB solid state drive compatible with Xbox Series X model RRT-00010 and RRT-00013 video game consoles. Fix issues with reading/writing or a slow running cons...
Xbox 360 HDD
Replace the hard drive with its plastic and metal hard drive enclosure that snaps onto the the Xbox 360 console.
Xbox 360 S Hard Drive
Replace the hard drive enclosed in its plastic cartridge case.
Xbox One Hard Drive Bracket
Black plastic frame holds the hard drive in place.
Xbox One Hard Drive Cable
Replace a damaged hard drive power and SATA cable. This cable is compatible with an Xbox One console.
Xbox One HDD
Replace a malfunctioning disk drive. This part is compatible with an Xbox One video game console.
Xbox One X HDD and Bracket
Replace a corrupted or damaged hard drive and its mount bracket in an Xbox One X video game console.
Xbox 360 S Hard Drive Bracket
This plastic bracket holds the hard drive in place.
Xbox Series S SSD
Replace the 512 GB solid state drive compatible with Xbox Series S model #RRS-00010, RRS-00013 video game consoles. Fix issues with reading/writing or a slow running cons...
Device Info
Microsoft entered the game console market with the Xbox in 2001. The Xbox was replaced with the Xbox 360 in 2005, and updated to become the 360 S in 2010.
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