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Samsung’s T7 Shield portable SSD is down to an all-time low of $80

Samsung’s T7 Shield is a ruggedized version of our favorite portable SSD, offering IP65-rated water and dust resistance and a durable rubber casing on top of steady data transfer speeds. As part of the company’s latest round of discounts on its various storage devices, both the 1TB and 2TB versions of the drive are priced lower-than-usual at Amazon, Best Buy and Samsung’s own online store. The former is down to $80, which matches its all-time low, while the latter is on sale for $130, which is the best price we’ve seen outside of a very brief drop to $120 last August. For reference, the 1TB model has sat at this price for the last couple of weeks, but it’s still about $10 below the average going rate we’ve seen in recent months. The 2TB model, meanwhile, has typically retailed around $150 as of late.

The T7 Shield isn’t the only good portable SSD in this price range, as other USB 3.2 Gen 2 drives like the SanDisk Extreme Portable SSD and WD My Passport SSD can squeeze out a bit more performance and have longer five-year warranties (Samsung gives a three-year warranty). But the speed differences aren’t huge, and while all SSDs are more durable than older HDDs, the T7 Shield’s rugged shell should provide extra peace of mind if you often bring your laptop on the road and need to transfer or backup files. For many, the best option is whatever’s cheapest at the time; right now, that’s the T7 Shield.

Samsung has a few other noteworthy deals on storage gear. The 256GB Samsung Evo Select is down to $19, which is an all-time low for a quick and reliable microSD card. If you don’t need as much space, the 128GB Pro Plus microSD card is a bit faster and down to a low of $14. And while the ultrafast speeds of a PCIe 4.0 SSD like the 990 Pro aren’t necessary for most, the 1TB version of that drive is available for a low of $100 for those building a higher-end PC (just make sure its firmware is up-to-date).

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This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/samsung-t7-shield-portable-ssd-is-down-to-an-all-time-low-of-80-152254959.html?src=rss

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