SAMSUNG SSD T7 Portable External Solid State Drive 1TB, Up to 1050MB/s, USB 3.2 Gen 2, Reliable Storage for Gaming, Students, Professionals, MU-PC1T0T/AM, Gray

With no moving parts these should last until the technology is obsolete and not longer compatible with current technology - like 10 years. But this is not the case as mine has failed only after 6-8 months. This is why I have another brand with the same capacity, keeping them both in synch. So Ive lost no data. Will try to see what BS comes with trying to get it serviced replaced. A lesson to all: just about every consumer product is set up to fail, as long lasting durable products are bad for the companys bottom line.

Good for my usage. Fast, light and durable.

Used as Tesla Cam storage. So far, works well recording dash cam and sentry videos. No glitches with recording, playback, or deleting.

Muito rápido, ideal para quem trabalha com imagens e planilhas, e precisa ter um backup.

Good and fast. Liked it so much i bought a second SSD

I keep my files in 3 places: cloud, hdd and ssd drives. Redundancy gives me peace of mind. I dont trust any device after losing important files, or paying for recovery, due to malfunctions, crashes or accidents. I dont trust the cloud either, the service can be interrupted by power outages and natural disasters.

I use this to reimage systems, works fast and so far has been very reliable for the task at hand

I wanted something with space and speed and this drive does not disappoint. I can throw it in my pocket without fear, transfers are noticeably quicker than other USB 3.xs Ive used.

I definitely need a useful 1TB to transfer my Animations from my previous laptop to my next.

Makes a nice handwarmer. Thats about it. Initially, it does well on performance tests, but in real life use it quickly overheats and then its protection kicks in, throttling the speed way down. Honestly, my old WD disk drive is faster. Rethink this one Samsung. I would rather have a slower consistent speed than a burst of fast speed for 30 seconds and then a slow, brick of a drive.