For reference, 1TB of space can typically hold 250,000 photos. And if that sounds like overkill, you can also buy the 256GB Polar Wolf External SSD for just $43.99.

SureFire 1TB SSD & 2TB HDD Furthermore, if you’re limited on storage space on your computer, you can keep your games on the external drive, enabling you to keep your Steam (or other services ...

Save 21% on this 1TB Crucial external SSD for a PS5 or gaming PC, but be quick This Crucial X9 drive is ideal for your gaming PC or PlayStation 5, and can read at up to 1,050MB/s thanks to its USB ...

The Crucial X6 SE 1TB external SSD regularly costs $100, so you’re getting some pretty impressive savings here. The drive is capable of reaching 800 MB/sec transfer speeds through USB 3.2 ...

As our CDM random results indicated, the T7 Shield 1TB makes for an excellent extended data drive. This is especially impressive for a device running within USB power specs. 3DMark SSD Gaming Test ...

Micro Center's inland Platinum external SSD is compact and ruggedly constructed. The enclosure is made from 2 pieces of diecast metal alloy. The drive comes with two cables, Type-C to C and Type-C ...

It’s hard to fault the Creator drive. Its lightweight, rugged design is ideal for shooting photos or video on an iPhone – ...

While this model may cost a bit more than a regular 1TB flash drive, the extra price is more than worth it for the extra performance, and it’s more than reasonable for a high-powered external SSD.

This Integral 1TB USB Drive is a bit of an anomaly in this category, given that other 1TB USB flash drives can cost more than double the amount, making it an especially tempting option.

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Toshiba 1TB v2 Toshiba The Toshiba Canvio in the 1TB version is the best-priced external hard drive in this post. For $43, you get a reliable hard drive from a well-known brand. It’s received ...

While the SSD took just 32.5 and 22.7 seconds to read and write 10GB of data to the drive, the HDD took 1:13 and 1:12, or roughly 2.5x longer. That’s still not bad though, and it certainly didn ...