Samsung T7 Shield Portable SSD 1 TB - USB 3.2 Gen.2 External SSD Blue (MU-PE1T0R/EU)

Awesome little SSD, bought this to backup and transfer all my older music from a 2012 Mac. 300GB took about 30 mins to copy across, based on the older machine’s limitations, and it did it very well, with no errors or crashes. It’s a compact ruggedised solid state drive which comes with two high quality USB leads that also match the build quality of the thing itself. It seems to be pretty much real time/low latency when DJ software accesses the music stored on it, and I would deffo recommend this product. Good price too.

The Samsung T7 Shield Portable SSD 2 TB has truly exceeded my expectations. As an owner of a work MacBook Air, this SSD has been an invaluable addition to my setup. The initial setup process was remarkably straightforward, ensuring that I was up and running in no time. What truly sets this SSD apart is its exceptional speed and seamless performance when transferring my work files. The high-speed data transfer has significantly boosted my productivity, and I've experienced no disruptions or slowdowns during usage. The rugged rubber casing is another standout feature. It instills a sense of confidence when using the SSD on-site. Even in the event of an accidental drop, the SSD remains resilient and unscathed. This robust build quality gives me peace of mind, and I can effortlessly toss it into my bag without a second thought, knowing it will withstand the rigors of daily use. In summary, I wholeheartedly recommend the Samsung T7 Shield Portable SSD 2 TB to anyone in search of a robust and dependable external SSD. It's not just a fantastic choice; it's an essential one for those who value speed, durability, and peace of mind when it comes to their data storage needs.

As a music producer and mixing engineer, having reliable and fast storage is crucial, and this SSD has been a total game-changer for me. This drive is incredibly compact and durable, which makes it perfect for both studio work and on-the-go sessions. The speed is phenomenal—I can transfer large project files, sample libraries, and multitrack sessions in seconds without any lag. I've been able to organise and store everything that I've needed to from audio files to plug-in libraries to video content. I've also been able to work directly from this SSD as if it was the drive built into my M1 MacBook Air without noticing any decrease in speed. The rugged design gives me peace of mind, knowing that my data is safe even if I’m working in different environments or traveling between studios. Plus, the 2TB capacity provides ample space for all my current projects without worrying about running out of storage any time soon.

Unfortunately, I recently had one of my standard external hard drives give up on me — and it was devastating. I lost several years’ worth of valuable video footage and product material, and that was the moment I decided enough was enough. It was time to move away from traditional spinning drives and finally upgrade to solid-state technology. After doing a bit of research, I came across the Samsung T7 Shield Portable SSD (2TB, USB 3.2 Gen.2) in Blue, and it instantly caught my attention. The bright colour wasn’t just appealing — it was practical. Having multiple drives in different colours means I can tell at a glance which one’s which, without having to plug them in first. It’s a small detail, but one that’s proven surprisingly handy for keeping projects organised. I’ve now had this SSD for just over a year, and I can honestly say it’s been flawless. The build quality is superb — solid, compact, and clearly designed to withstand daily use. It’s also completely silent, with none of that whirring or vibration you get from mechanical drives. And the speed? It’s incredible. File transfers are lightning-fast, and working directly from the drive feels as smooth as using an internal SSD. At 2TB, it’s more than enough for my current needs, it's completely compatible with my iMac and they don't get hot. I’m constantly saving and loading large video files, and even after a year of heavy use, I’ve still got plenty of space left. The compact size is another big plus — it’s small enough to slip into a pocket or camera bag without adding bulk, and it’s tough enough to travel with me wherever I go. I’ve been so impressed, in fact, that I’ve since purchased two more T7's, each in a different colour. I use them to separate projects, back up footage, and store product design files — and they’ve all performed perfectly. Verdict: The Samsung T7 Shield is fast, reliable, and built like a tank. It’s the perfect upgrade for anyone tired of unreliable hard drives or looking to protect their data without compromise. Highly recommended — once you switch to these, you won’t go back.

It works great as an external drive that you can literally put into your pocket if you wanted to. The speed of drive is a bit slower than expected as I have only seen it do 300mb/s or 400 max. The storage also seems to be not 2tb like it says instead it is 1.8tb which I think is misleading by itself. Last thing, I didn't had any problems so far when using it, I will keep updating if I anything new pops up that needs addressing. At this point I would recommend buying it if you want more storage to work with and have a fast way to transfer your files.

I have several of these harddrives and I won't ever convert to another. These are fast and hold a lot of volume. Seller shipped it quickly. Would recommend

Excellent it’s small but very good and fast as well can connect mac and pc very easily, I connected to both without any issues

Take you money back from the iCloud and buy your own fluffy puff of genius. Plus you’ll never have to keep all your personal data/photos on your government tapped phone.

After going to many geek stores IE: BestBuy, Future Shop, Microsoft. You know, lil Mom&Pop type stores, Asking them to please help me pick a good SSD portable drive. Each and every one of them, gave a small enough drive to be solid state and they all pointed to the box where it said solid state. I would bring them home and plug into a usb,I would instially hear those platters start to spin. The whole reason I wanted a solid state drive is with no actual moving parts is it can handle a lil bump without destroying your drive and your data. I won't put any more effort discussing That. But, buy electronic here on Amazon, you'll be so much happier, even if you need to wait a lil longer. As for this external drive, you get exactly what it says in the description on amazon and on the box. Now I'm not worried if it get a lil wet or if I drop on the beach in the sand, simply wipe it up and dust it off and is good to go. Thank you Amazon, and thank you for having a trusted store category on your site. BE CAREFUL WITH THE TO GOOD TO BE TRUE PRISES IS THE SELLER IS NOT IN THIS SECTION. SOME CLAIM TO HAVE TB ON A THUMB DRIVE. WHEN IS PLUGGED IN TO YOUR COMPUTER, IT'LL EVEN SAY YEP THEY'RE EVERY TB YOU ORDERED. UNTIL YOU TRY TO PUT FILES ON THE DRIVE, AND YOU CAN'T EVEN GET 1GIG OF INFO ON THEM. THAT BECAUSE WHAT IS ACTUALLY INSIDE THE DRIVE, IS ONLY A SMALL SD CARD THAT ONLY HAS A SMALL FILE THAT TELLS WHEREVER ITS PLUGGED IN, THAT IT HAS WHATEVER TB YOU WANTED. PERSONALLY IF IT HAS A CHEAT FILE LIKE THAT. IT MAY HAVE SOMETHING ELS LIKE A VIRUS. IF IT FEELS REALLY LIGHT, GET IT OPENED UP AND SEE WHAT'S IN THERE BEFORE YOU PUT IT IN YOUR MACHINE

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