I don't understand why some people are saying you can't transfer PS5 games? But isn't that what the hard drive is for? Lol it seems like you did that without a problem. I'm getting this hard drive soon it seems like I just wanted to make sure.
@@papajimmm4318 I'm currently on Amazon looking for a different ones, there's other brands that might be better in that case I don't want to take the risk I'm getting this one and it doesn't work.
That don’t work on ps5 I got one and never could get mine to work I’ve notice a lot of people had the same problem. Ps5 says can’t use this usb drive as usb extented storage blah blah blah
@@phaedrus2k nope you need an internal SSD upgrade. Also please purchase one of those instead of external ones. It's so easy to set up and it's a game changer! Worth the money. Wait for a sale if you want them much cheaper too
@@riazil32hey brother, just bought the same hard drive and watched your video and having the same problem. Which device are you using instead that you can directly play your games from?
@@SSJaredRozay hi, yes I returned this. I bought this instead on prime day > WD_BLACK SN850X 2TB NVMe M.2 SSD, M.2 2280 NVMe SSD with Heatsink It slots into your ps5's storage space under the plates. Watch a CZcams video on how to install it , it's very easy and has been a game changer because I can play ps5 games directly from this.
The light is preset and typically stays white or blue depending on the model. It's mainly there to indicate power and activity status. Unfortunately, customization of the LED color isn't available.
The light on the Hard Drive typically stays on when connected to the PS5, even if the system is in rest mode. However, when you completely power off the PS5, the drive should turn off as well. If it's staying on when the system is off, double-check your PS5’s power settings to ensure it's set to fully power down the USB ports. Hope this helps clarify things!"
I haven't tested this myself, but based on what I know, when you format an external SSD for use with the PS5 to store games, it typically erases everything previously on the drive.If you want to use the same SSD on a PC afterward, you'd likely have to reformat it for the PC, which would delete all the data, including any game files or media stored on it.However, if your primary goal is to store media files (like videos or screenshots) rather than games, you might not need to format the SSD specifically for the PS5. In that case, you could format it in a compatible file system (like exFAT) from the start, which both the PS5 and PC can read and write to. That way, you can move your media between the two without needing to reformat the drive each time. Hope that makes sense.
Whats even the point of this? I could redownload the game faster than the copy. What a waste of money. They release a digital edition of ps5 with less than 1 TB.
very helpful thank you so much
Ma sha Allah, more game storage for games you’ll play only once 😂
loool nahhhh u see me finishing kakarot soon my guy
@@riazil32 post the playthrough aswell fella
@@SteelCityLad on the gaming channel I will!
I don't understand why some people are saying you can't transfer PS5 games? But isn't that what the hard drive is for? Lol it seems like you did that without a problem. I'm getting this hard drive soon it seems like I just wanted to make sure.
I hae the same one and I'm having an issue with putting ps5 games on it idky it's only letting me put PS4 games
@@papajimmm4318 I'm currently on Amazon looking for a different ones, there's other brands that might be better in that case I don't want to take the risk I'm getting this one and it doesn't work.
That don’t work on ps5 I got one and never could get mine to work I’ve notice a lot of people had the same problem. Ps5 says can’t use this usb drive as usb extented storage blah blah blah
@@XxXZSLDJ oh that's frustrating! . Have you formatted the storage correctly?
same
Same so you would have to buy the newer ps5 the 1tb one in order for it to work ?
Are there any external storage products that you can play PS5 games from directly? Or must it be an internal SSD upgrade?
@@phaedrus2k nope you need an internal SSD upgrade.
Also please purchase one of those instead of external ones. It's so easy to set up and it's a game changer! Worth the money. Wait for a sale if you want them much cheaper too
Why i can't directly install games in the external storage ? I can't set it as installation path
You can only select ps4 games to install directly. PS5 games need to be moved in the home page
@@riazil32 oooh ok, thats awful but ok 😅
@@osisale6089 yh i returned it and got the internal storage instead was very easy to set up and i can play ps5 games straight from it
@@riazil32hey brother, just bought the same hard drive and watched your video and having the same problem. Which device are you using instead that you can directly play your games from?
@@SSJaredRozay hi, yes I returned this.
I bought this instead on prime day > WD_BLACK SN850X 2TB NVMe M.2 SSD, M.2 2280 NVMe SSD with Heatsink
It slots into your ps5's storage space under the plates. Watch a CZcams video on how to install it , it's very easy and has been a game changer because I can play ps5 games directly from this.
Can you change the led color of this?
The light is preset and typically stays white or blue depending on the model. It's mainly there to indicate power and activity status. Unfortunately, customization of the LED color isn't available.
Does the light or device ever turn off? Or does it just stay on running even tho the system is off? So confused
The light on the Hard Drive typically stays on when connected to the PS5, even if the system is in rest mode. However, when you completely power off the PS5, the drive should turn off as well. If it's staying on when the system is off, double-check your PS5’s power settings to ensure it's set to fully power down the USB ports. Hope this helps clarify things!"
@@riazil32 you just saved my life! Thank u so much
With this can you transfer videos from the game drive to a computer to edit it and upload it to CZcams?
I haven't tested this myself, but based on what I know, when you format an external SSD for use with the PS5 to store games, it typically erases everything previously on the drive.If you want to use the same SSD on a PC afterward, you'd likely have to reformat it for the PC, which would delete all the data, including any game files or media stored on it.However, if your primary goal is to store media files (like videos or screenshots) rather than games, you might not need to format the SSD specifically for the PS5. In that case, you could format it in a compatible file system (like exFAT) from the start, which both the PS5 and PC can read and write to. That way, you can move your media between the two without needing to reformat the drive each time. Hope that makes sense.
does that work on pc too?
Yes, the Seagate 2TB External Hard Drive works on both PS5 and PC.
Whats even the point of this? I could redownload the game faster than the copy. What a waste of money. They release a digital edition of ps5 with less than 1 TB.
@@drifthawg agreed