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The Samsung T7 Portable SSD offers a sleek, durable design with 2TB of high-speed storage powered by PCIe NVMe technology. Featuring read speeds up to 1,050MB/s and USB 3.2 Gen 2 connectivity, it ensures rapid file transfers across multiple devices including PCs, Macs, and gaming consoles. Its shock-resistant aluminum body and hardware encryption make it a reliable, secure companion for professionals, gamers, and creators on the go.
Installation Type | External Hard Drive |
Item Weight | 2.08 ounces |
Number of Items | 1 |
Hard-Drive Size | 2 TB |
Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
Item Dimensions L x W x Thickness | 3.3"L x 2.2"W x 0.3"Th |
Color | Titan Gray |
Connectivity Technology | USB 3.2 Gen 2 |
Read Speed | 1050 Megabytes Per Second |
Data Transfer Rate | 10 Gigabits Per Second |
Hard Disk Interface | USB 3.0 |
Digital Storage Capacity | 2 TB |
Compatible Devices | PC, Gaming Console, Tablet, Smartphone, Mac |
Hardware Connectivity | Solid State Drive |
Specific Uses For Product | Personal |
Cache Memory Installed Size | 1 |
Form Factor | Portable |
Media Speed | 1000 megabits_per_second |
Additional Features | Portable, Hardware Encryption |
J**D
Great little solid state portable drive!
This Samsung portable SSD has been an absolute game-changer for my storage needs. The speed is incredible—transferring large files is lightning fast, and it handles 4K video, photos, and backups with no lag at all.The compact, sleek design makes it super easy to carry in my bag or even a pocket. It feels durable and well-built, with a solid metal casing that gives me confidence it can handle everyday bumps.Setup was a breeze—just plug and play on my Windows 11 pc.If you're looking for fast, portable, and reliable storage, this SSD is worth every penny. Samsung nailed it with this one!
S**N
Great SSD
Bought this SSD when it was on sale for my father. It functions great, fast read/write speeds, with zero connectivity issues. It's small and fits tucked away where you want. Definitely worth the purchase if you catch it on sale.
L**S
Samsung reliability, light and small, NVME fast, great price. What else is there?
Samsung reliability, light and small, NVME fast, great price. What else is there?
Y**N
Great security
I’m not the most tech savvy and wanted backup on an external drive for graphics heavy work and photos. I remember the challenge of making my last external drive compatible and especially deleting old files, so I was a little anxious trying to find a solution.In case it helps someone else, I work primarily on an iPad Pro in a design program (Affinity) and needed a backup storage solution besides the Cloud. I didn’t really want a second cloud solution to be backup and can’t use an external drive with the iPad. I also have a MacBook, which has massive storage, but can’t be backed up to ICloud, while the ipad can backup to iCloud. My workaround for immediate file saving is to create shared files which are stored on iCloud (I call them Desktop) on the ipad. Desktop is stored on the hard drive of the MacBook and gets updated via ICloud device sharing even though I can’t initiate an iCloud backup from the MacBook.Inside Desktop I have labeled files as usual and a parent file for graphic design from the Ipad, broken down into 100+ named project files and sub files. Whenever I save from the ipad, I save to Desktop (in iCloud) and then choose the appropriate file within Desktop to save. This way I have the folders on the hard drive of the MacBook as interim backup, and am working around not having iCloud backup storage available when I’m on the MacBook. The T7 comes in as secure and portable physical data storage.The T7 drive is the hard copy backup of the files shared between the iPad and MacBook, I think necessary in case of some dreadful software issue, fire, or other unanticipated loss of access. I plan to have more than one as soon as I can afford it, to rotate.Again hopefully this may help someone like me who spent some solid hours figuring out a better way to secure my data and workaround the Mac user experience.Since I am wanted to do manual backups I needed the process to be easy so I wouldn’t avoid doing them, for obvious reasons. Though we don’t need to get into it here I don’t want to use Time Machine on my Mac to back up the disk. So I had to figure out something else.The T7 is great, easy to use, no time at all to install, self explanatory pretty much. I dragged folders full of work from the desktop (yes I like to see them, don’t judge) to backup. The initial backup was very quick and painless, most files were a few seconds. The graphics heavy files perhaps took about 10 minutes? These are massive, not a problem, and may have been quicker than this, I expected it to take more time. (My last iCloud backup was over 13 hours of anxiety - I kid you not and have since deleted almost all the working files from the drawing app after saving them in Desktop so they happen more quickly now, but still, I thought this was a daylong project).I experimented with dragging an old file to the trash from the T7 disk pane, and it worked as expected. I had to read online about how to go about copying my photos library (Mac) to disk, but it wasn’t hard. I have over 40,000 images, and it took about 20 minutes as I recall, if longer probably max 25. I tested the backup by remaining in the open pane and opening the photo files, which worked. Amazingly all this data barely touches the capacity of the drive, maybe 10% or less of a TB? Minuscule, anyway. 2 TB is overkill for me, especially since old files can easily be deleted.(This may be different for a user in Time Machine because it keeps multiple versions of your backups, and maybe more settings etc. which can take up a lot of space?- not tech savvy, as I said, but I had trouble with my older system and Time Machine and being unable to delete backups which rendered my backup disk unusable, and I didn’t want to deal with this again even though it’s less convenient to do it manually).I think the T7 drive will fail before I need more space, which is a great problem to have. I’m planning to get another disk (with less storage) and use it as a failsafe backup- ideally storing it in a safe or out of the house just in case, and keeping a rotation to protect against loss.On the critical end, I’d love it and think it would be much safer for data if the user pane of the T7 was visibly different from the one on my desktop. It’s the same color, font, everything, as my desktop window (maybe that’s just how these things work?), which makes me triple check when I’m deleting or updating. Don’t do this on a Friday night after an adult beverage….I’d also love it if there was a simple tutorial available when you opened the disk up, just for ease of first use, a how to (experimented with a throwaway file deleting because it wasn’t obvious that dragging files to the trash would work) for most, and as a reminder for others. I hesitate getting one for my parents because of this. But I’m happy and will buy another, looking forward to the peace of mind it gives me.
R**R
Very good
Amazing tiny size for the TB capacities. So much faster than my old HDDs for backups. Works well with Apple Time Machine.
A**R
Good but kind of expensive
Works fast and doesn't get warm under use from what I can tell so far. Feels good in the hand and easy to throw in a pocket to move files when setting up a new PC.
D**N
Fast enough even to boot up from. Solid & runs cool
Totally works, Fast enough even to boot up from. Cheap as compared to same size 2TB several years ago which used to be $600. Doesn't get hot, Seems really solid. No problems, this is my 5th of these T3 & T5 & T7. All are still running great. Recommend 10/10
S**M
Compatible for Tesla. Massive Storage!
Bought this as it was compatible for my Tesla model Y and has massive storage. Works good and was pretty easy to install.
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