Samsung will initially be offering the new T5 EVO Portable SSD in three capacities, ranging from 2TB on up to 8TB. We’ll be focused on the 8TB model here, which is the capacity we tested, but ...

With its 8TB T5 EVO, Samsung is targeting console gamers and casual content creators who run out of storage space on host devices due to increasing file sizes of photos, videos, and video games.

Leaked information of Samsung SSD T5 EVO. Samsung may have only recently launched its T9 portable SSD, but it appears the company isn't done slinging potable storage devices this year.

Normally the 1TB model of this SSD would cost you $129.99 at its full price. However, Samsung currently has it on sale for $98.99, which is really quite good for 1TB of storage on a portable drive.

A huge SSD can make many elements of your computing life a whole lot easier, and today you can grab a massive—and ultra-fast—1TB Samsung T5 portable SSD that you can carry around with you for ...

Samsung states the T7 Shield 1TB, and 2TB models can, with an ambient temperature of 25℃, maintain above 900 MB/s sequential write for its full capacity. Impressive.

A 1TB Samsung T5 portable SSD will set you back about $190. Instead, you can grab a discounted 1TB Intel 660p at $92 and purchase a high-quality enclosure from Orico ($35) or MyDigitalSSD ($25).

] We reviewed the T5 when it first came out in 2017, giving it 4.5 out of 5 stars. “The T5 is the external SSD most users will want,” we said in our review.

Today, we’re looking at the Samsung T5 Portable SSD. It’s about the size of a credit card and offers full USB 3.1 Gen 2 connectivity, but does real-world performance match on-paper promise?

While the X5 and T5 are pre-built and ready to go right out of the box, building your own external drive using an M.2 NVMe SSD and an enclosure can produce some surprising results.

Design and features The Samsung T9 is available in three different capacities of 1TB, 2TB, and 4TB and comes in a form factor that will be familiar to anyone who's bought an external SSD at all ...