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Add this black 1TB Samsung T7 portable SSD to your mobile office setup and enjoy high-speed transfers. AES 256-bit hardware encryption helps you secure confidential documents through a password or fingerprint, while the 1TB capacity offers ample file storage space. This Samsung T7 portable SSD has write speeds of up to 1000MB/sec. for moving large files swiftly, and the metal body protects sensitive parts against daily drops and knocks. Transfer in a flash, secure with a touch whether you're storing critical business documents, games, or movies, the Portable SSD T7 Touch gives you speed and security in a palm-sized package.
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| Manufacturer | Samsung |
|---|---|
| Brand | SAMSUNG |
| Item model number | MU-PC1T0K/WW |
| Color | Black |
| Weight | 0.13 ounces |
| Height | 3.3 inches |
| Depth | 5.1 inches |
| Product Id | 46130 |
|---|---|
| User Reviews and Ratings | 4.7 (232 ratings) 4.7 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 887276380902 |
SAMSUNG T7 Touch Portable SSD 1TB - Up to 1050 MB/s - USB 3.2 External Solid State Drive, Black (MU-PC1T0K/WW)
Samsung MU-PC1T0K/WW Portable SSD T7 Touch USB 3.2 1TB - Black Fingerprint sensor and password protection - AES 256 bit hardware encryption Performance of up to 1050 MB/s, up to 9.5x faster than external HDD NVME interface and compatible with USB 3.2 (Gen 2, 10Gbps) Product Type Solid State Drive Storage Capacity 1TB Encryption Standard 256-bit Interfaces/Ports Host Interface USB 3.2 (Gen 2) Type C Drive Interface PCI Express NVMe Color Black Drive Type External External Drive Type Portable Height 57mm Width 85mm Depth 8mm Weight (Approximate) 58g Package Contents Portable SSD T7 Touch USB 3.1 1TB (Black) USB Type C-to-C Cable Type C-to-A Cable
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[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When I purchased the T7 Touch, I knew just from the specs that it had the potential to be super fast -- but would it be super fast with MY computer? I put the T7 Touch to the test with my 2015 MacBook Pro using the included USB Type A cable since my computer is too old for USB Type C. I decided I would use an 11+ GB video file that I recorded the other day for my test file. Not only did it copy with without hesitation or stutter, but it copied faster than I would have even expected it to copy from a brand new computer! But what happened next was an even bigger surprise. Something that is true for all SSDs is that the read speeds and the write speeds are usually different due to the way an SSD works. So I decided that I would test the video playback while opening the video from the T7 Touch SSD and see how the performance compared to opening the same video from my Mac's internal SSD. Opening the video with QuickTime Player seemed to take the exact same time regardless of where the video was stored. However, during video playback there was a very noticeable difference. I made an effort to skip ahead and back to several places throughout the video while playing in order to see how long it would take for the video to resume. When playing from my Mac's internal SSD, there was a little bit of lag before the video would automatically resume from the new point in the video; but when playing the video from the T7 Touch SSD, the video instantly resumed playing as soon as I chose a new spot in the video. I continued to do this test for a solid 5 minutes because I thought it might be a fluke -- but it worked every single time! Besides the performance, I was able to successfully use four different fingerprints to unlock the T7 Touch. To put it simply, the device unlocks with my fingerprint much faster than any cell phone I've used. In summary, I'm not easily impressed, but the T7 Touch has knocked my socks off so far.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Super reliable, portable and with touch security is fast and easy to use, and Bonus, small to carry everywhere.
Recently bought a new retina iMac with an internal fusion drive which is so slow. Bought and attached a 1TB T7 and now use that as the main boot drive to run all my design apps like photoshop and Illustrator which are now lightning fast. Much, much cheaper than buying Apple's over-priced internal SSD drives, plus I've left the internal boot drive untouched so I have a spare incase of issues with the external.
Hi , i have been told that i can not use this on my s10 for plug and play films and photos , yet it says it can hook up to phones and tablets... please can some one varify Many thank Steve
Great device, or so I've heard but I have tried to connect it and it is not registering!! I've heard of this happening before and I am sure it is an easy fix but it is coming up with the drive but not registering with the downloaded app to set it up!! I hope you can help me with this asap?? Thanks
Depending on what operating systems you use this with, its OK, but not great. On MacOS it is not great. On my old MacBook Pro I could never eject it without force ejecting (which is always a little worrying). I assumed that was due to software I'd downloaded continuing to 'read' the SSD. However, on a new MacBook Air M2 with no software added yet (other than the Samsung software to access the SDD settings and security), I still need to force eject. The SSD works flawlessly with Android except Samsung Phones. On the Galaxy S10+ and now with my Galaxy S21 Ultra, as soon as you plug the SSD into the phone, you get a message to re-start your phone due to an issue with the SSD (though the SSD works fine and unmount). You have to re-start your phone to get rid of this persistent notification. This doesn't occur with other android phones. In my experience, Samsung products work fine with all other brands except other Samsung products...
The 2-star rating applies to using this SSD with a MacBook Air (M2) and with Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra and S8+ tablet. With windows laptop, the SSD works flawlessly. With a Mac and my other Samsung devices, it's a nightmare. On the Mac, the Samsung SSD laptop software doesn't show the SSD as attached and periodically I have to delete the software and reinstall it (which is why I'm visiting the Samsung website today). On the S21 Ultra and S8+, even if the Samsung mobile app is working and you manage to access the SSD, 2 things happen - the Phone and Tablet both want to 'fix' the SSD and re-format it (deleting all my files).. I ignore this, but it freaks me out every time. The second thing is that the Phone/Table send a persistent notification to restart the Phone/Tablet, which I eventually do just to get rid of the notification. I'm pretty sure the issue relates to having 'security' enabled and the structure of the drive having an un-protected volume and protected volume and the un-protected volume being 'ejected' when you log into the protected volume. I'm also sure this could be fixed (definitely by disabling security - but what is the point of an unprotected SSD??) or formatting the drive to only have one volume - but that's way beyond my technical capability. I just expect the SSD to work. Incidentally, I don't have any of these problems with Sandisk SSDs. Its funny that's the manufacturers Samsung devices seems to have the most issue with, is other Samsung devices...! Would I buy a Samsung SSD again? no way (unless it was to be used exclusively with a windows laptop)
I have bought T7 touch mainly because of the security feature but it turns out that the or the finger print won't work if you are using a MacBook.
I have recently bought T7 touch mainly because of the security feature but it turns out that the password security or the finger print won't work if you are using a MacBook !! a huge let down after paying so much money for it. Avoid buying at all cost I hope I could return it back and buy a cheaper brand
Doesn't work out of the box on Mac. There isn't an "Allow Apps Downloaded From" error to allow it, as per suggestions elsewhere. I have other brands of external hard drives which work just fine so I wouldn't bother/
