SAMSUNG T7 500GB, Portable SSD, up to 1050MB/s, USB 3.2 Gen2, Gaming, Students, & Professionals, External Solid State Drive (MU-PC2T0R/AM), Red

Had a great experience with the T5 and is much better than any storage medium Ive ever used. The newer T7 is slightly longer but thinner with better specs. Worth the price tag when on a sale. Havent had a single issue with them for years and theyve outlasted HDDs, SSDs, and MicroSDs. Easy to travel with and good for daily use. Recommended.

Loved it. Its small, thin, light weight, and fast as it should.

This thing is awesome! Super lightweight, can pack in anywhere for traveling, and it doesnt get very warm at all. I use it on my Xbox One S. Load times for my games that I transferred to it were cut drastically. No longer am I the last player to load into a match or fast travel to a mission. My only regret is that I didnt buy the bigger storage version and put all my games on it. Deffinately recommend for any gamer looking to reduce load in times.

The best. Somehow thinner than the T5 - and super fast. I edit 4k video directly off this drive using only USB 3 - and have had no hiccups. Also like that the cable is longer than what is usually included with these hard drives.

I wrote and erased a few hundred GB to the drive over three months, and after I started my laptop this morning, the entire drive was completely unusable. I cant write to or read it from Windows 1122H2, Ubuntu, or Android 12. Irreplaceable data is now lost forever due to Samsungs incompetence.

The size is incredibly small and thin. I dont have USB 3.2, but it seems fast enough for me. I havent experienced any heat issues.

Pocketful of porn. Encryptable stop snooping girlfriend or parents in their tracks

Im very impressed with this SSD. Not only is it very thin, small, and light, it is also blazingly fast. I have a recording studio, and on a traditional thumb drive, it takes almost 10 minutes to back up the files for a single project. With the T7, its done in 2 seconds. Im using it with a Mac Mini M1 using the Thunderbolt 3 connection. Wow! is it ever fast!

I was able to install a linux distribution successfully using the usb-c connection. After about two weeks the drive was unreadable. It was not mishandled, dropped or shutdown improperly. It could not be formatted or re-initialized.

This works to store dash cam footage and if you want to play your own music (mp3s). You just have partition the drive. Works perfectly!