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Software setup isn't friendly with macOS Catalina and higher Wish you had a way of backing up that was as fast as the computer you’re using? The Samsung T7 SSD nails it, as you’ll find in our review.

Samsung at CES unveiled the T7 Touch SSD, a follow-up to its super popular T5 SSD. The T7 Touch is now available for purchase, and Samsung sent us a 500GB model for review purposes. Design wise, the ...

The Samsung T7 Shield is the latest in the line of “rugged” storage for those who are out and about, and we’ve put it through its paces to see if it’s worth the price. The world of portable storage is ...

Samsung recently launched its Portable T7 SSD in India. The external SSD drive offers faster data transfer speeds and up to 2TB of storage. It is a credit card-sized portable storage device that one ...

The Portable SSD T7 Touch looks nearly identical to Samsung's older Portable SSD T5 drives. Measuring just 0.3 x 3.3 x 2.2 inches and weighing in at a meager two ounces, this drive is exceedingly ...

External HDDs have come a long way over the last few years. When I opened up the box of the Samsung Portable SSD T7 Touch, I couldn’t believe how small it was. Weighing in at just 57 grams and sizing ...

Samsung today announced that its new T7 Portable SSD is available for purchase, joining the T7 Touch in Samsung's 2020 portable SSD lineup. Samsung first announced the new T7 Portable SSD in January ...

When I looked at the Samsung SSD T7 Shield last April, I was impressed; it was compact, lightweight, had a decent storage capacity and offered the transfer speeds I need for editing. Now, not quite a ...

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A hard drive always arrives boasting ultrafast transfer speeds, only for us to find when tested that the read speeds are indeed blisteringly fast, but the write speeds have much to be desired. With ...