As the name implies, the Samsung T7 portable SSD gives you an extra terabyte of data to play with. Featuring 256-bit encryption and password protection, your saved files, a stockpile of family photos, ...

Those who need faster internal storage will be looking at Samsung’s NVMe range. The 990 EVO Plus 2TB provides quick Gen4 ...

The tiny drive boasts 1TB of storage and three color options. There's only so much data your computer or smart device can hold, and while cloud storage is a great option, some people prefer a more ...

The T7 is one of our favorite portable drives thanks to its fast speeds and pocket-friendly design. It supports reads speeds up to 1,050 MB/s and write speeds up to 1,000 MB/s, and it has ePCM ...

The T7 has fairly fast sequential read speeds of up to 1,050MB/s. It's available in three colors: blue, black and red. If you have a little more flexibility, you might be interested in picking up a ...

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Able to sustain 900 MB/s sequential write until full, Samsung's T7 Shield 1TB is a cut above the rest. Samsung's T7 Shield is designed with some key factors in mind. First off, and as its naming ...

Hands down, the T7 is the best portable SSD to date from Samsung, but it could use a lower MSRP to get units moving. Samsung has had a great run of portable SSDs, all the way back to the T1 in 2015.

Samsung unveiled the T7 rugged SSD earlier this year, and you can already get one with a significant discount. This IP65-rated portable SSD is now available with a massive 44% discount on the 1TB ...

It's really annoying when you have to keep uninstalling games to make room for new ones, or having to install games multiple times if you move between consoles. That's where portable SSDs can come in ...

Hitting 570-1000 MB/s with a portable and USB SSD with ease Remember when huge hard disks had mechanical internals and only enough capacity for a few songs or photos? Those days are long gone, Neet ...