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

No heat issues at all used in Tesla Model Y for dashcam recording. There was a firmware update for it (Aug 2020) when initially plugged into my Windows 10 PC, which installed without issue. The drive is much more compact than a regular 2.5 SSD in an external case would be, and only requires a compact USB-C connection. It comes with both USB 3.2 spec USB C-C and USB A-C cables, which youll need for top speed transfers, assuming your PC supports USB 3.2 as well. Using a cheap USB 2.0 or 3.0 spec cable may restrict you to <480 Mbps.

We use this for tesla cam storage. Its perfect.

This drive will disconnect randomly and you will lose your files and possibly suffer from corruption.

Fast read write. Light and easily portable. Great SSD.

For those wondering, I got a read and write speed of roughly 650mbps on my macbook air 2020 with M1 chip. I think the drive is great, but I do not like having to unbox a box out of a box out of a box out of a box out of... you get the idea. TOO MANY BOXES! Completely unnecessary and wasteful.

I had no idea how much faster this would be than my older usb external device. I want to get another just because! Its that good.

Convenient, fast, and handy. I can connect it to my phone or computer. I love that I can put it in my pocket and access stuff on my phone when Im away from the computer.

It came on time

So far so good. Just using as a backup drive for my music projects. Samsung magician won’t recognize it supposedly because it’s an external drive. Usbc cord doesn’t seem to stay in the pc good so it disconnects and reconnects over and over if the cord isn’t stabilized. Could be my motherboard b450 Msi tomahawk max.

Its nice, and much speedier than my old Western Digital HD. Doesnt have any kind of back-up software either. Just a pass-word security set-up. When I say speedy though, it is only relative. I only have USB 3.1 on my computer. At best, I can run about 150-200 Mbps. Quite often though it is less than 50. It seems to dislike certain data types more than others. The download speeds are extremely variable. Maybe virus scan software? Dont know.