Samsung T7 2TB USB 3.2 Portable SSD Titan Gray MU-PC2T0T/WW
Light and pocket-sized, the Portable SSD T7 both delivers fast speeds and safeguards data for an easy way to store and transfer large files. Experience everyday high performance in your work and play with the T7.
Light and pocket-sized, the Portable SSD T7 both delivers fast speeds and safeguards data for an easy way to store and transfer large files. Experience everyday high performance in your work and play with the T7.
Light and pocket-sized, the Portable SSD T7 both delivers fast speeds and safeguards data for an easy way to store and transfer large files. Experience everyday high performance in your work and play with the T7.
Light and pocket-sized, the Portable SSD T7 both delivers fast speeds and safeguards data for an easy way to store and transfer large files. Experience everyday high performance in your work and play with the T7.
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The lowest price for Samsung T7 2TB USB 3.2 Portable SSD Titan Gray MU-PC2T0T/WW right now is $596.20 at LWT, compared across 6 retailers.
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Prices last updated 2 Aug 2026.
Last updated at 02/08/2026 01:44:28
Samsung Portable SSD T7 2TB Titan Gray USB3.2 Type-C R / W(Max) 1 050MB / s Aluminium Case 3 Years Warranty
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Samsung T7 2TB Portable External SSD - Titan Grey USB 3.2 Gen2 (10Gbps) - Read
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Samsung T7 2TB Portable External SSD - Titan Grey USB 3.2 Gen2 (10Gbps) - Read
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Samsung T7 2TB Portable External SSD - Titan Grey USB 3.2 Gen2 (10Gbps) - Read up to 1050MB/s - Password Protection
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Samsung T7 2TB USB 3.2 Portable SSD - Gray
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originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
This drive is by far the best on the go editing drive I have used. It is very fast with no issues editing large files. The rubber case ensures that all my clients files are safe. Even with the rubber case heat is not an issue. Only downside is the max is 2TB which can be small depending on your workload. The sandisk extreme v2 offers a 4TB version however it gets very hot and does not have a protective rubber housing. I would recommend this drive to any on the go editor that only needs 2TB for a few on the go projects.
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
Starting off with the bad news (which turns into good news). I bought (2) and one drive seemed to have died. I say seemed to. Read on.While running a Bootcamp update with this attached to an iMAC, the drive lost its drive letter. Figured the drive was toast. Messed about with various programs in Windows to try to get the drive letter back. I got it back but it wouldn't hold through reboots/Log Outs. Lasted long enough though to get data off the drive. Then a thought occurred to me from my early adopter OCZ days. Reset the drive. Downloaded the SAMSUNG Magician software and performed a secure erase with reset to factory settings.Like magic, the drive returned to full function with no issues since.Transfer speeds are as advertised. According to ATTO, drive is ... MoreStarting off with the bad news (which turns into good news). I bought (2) and one drive seemed to have died. I say seemed to. Read on.While running a Bootcamp update with this attached to an iMAC, the drive lost its drive letter. Figured the drive was toast. Messed about with various programs in Windows to try to get the drive letter back. I got it back but it wouldn't hold through reboots/Log Outs. Lasted long enough though to get data off the drive. Then a thought occurred to me from my early adopter OCZ days. Reset the drive. Downloaded the SAMSUNG Magician software and performed a secure erase with reset to factory settings.Like magic, the drive returned to full function with no issues since.Transfer speeds are as advertised. According to ATTO, drive is maxing out @ 999 MB/sec read/write.Drive does get a little warm after an hour of sustained, high I/O read/write operation. But no degradation in performance. Doesn't appear to thermal throttle.Rubber coating is great as it doesn't allow the drive to slide around. It stays put where ever you place it. Seems to also act as a heat dissipater.Another review said that the USB-C cable can slide out. However, Samsung must have addressed this recently as it has a slightclick when you insert the USB-C cable in.Highly recommended drive.I'd also add that B&H customer service is well above and beyond.
originally posted on samsung.com
First of all, the only instructions in the box are how to plug it into your phone or computer which it just shows a picture of it being plugged in by USB. There are no use directions or instructions at all.Secondly it has not been working as advertised, or at all I should say.Tried on multiple Samsung phones, Z-fold 4, Z-flip, Galaxy 20... This is a Samsung drive, that does not work on Samsungs? But... how the...All I got was a message things at the drive had been disconnected and I needed to restart my phone. I thought maybe The drive needed to be charged before I realized it's powered by the phone when it's plugged in.I installed the app for Samsung SSD and also the Samsung portable SSD app 1.0.At first I was able to open up the storage path that showed ... MoreFirst of all, the only instructions in the box are how to plug it into your phone or computer which it just shows a picture of it being plugged in by USB. There are no use directions or instructions at all.Secondly it has not been working as advertised, or at all I should say.Tried on multiple Samsung phones, Z-fold 4, Z-flip, Galaxy 20... This is a Samsung drive, that does not work on Samsungs? But... how the...All I got was a message things at the drive had been disconnected and I needed to restart my phone. I thought maybe The drive needed to be charged before I realized it's powered by the phone when it's plugged in.I installed the app for Samsung SSD and also the Samsung portable SSD app 1.0.At first I was able to open up the storage path that showed the available file folders. But after I closed and reopened the application, all I was able to do was change the name of the drive. I chose not to use security because I had seen some reviews warning about the problems with fingerprint and password recognition.The app is completely useless. It will only allow me to change the name or enable security. I don't see any ability to view file folders or storage at all.After reading countless reviews I've found some that say it doesn't work with a z-fold 4, or the Mac m1, or a lot of Android devices, which leaves me to wonder what the hell it does work with.Extremely pathetic and disappointing for Samsung. First of all it's entirely unfriendly for the user. I suppose it's supposed to be intuitive, but it's as intuitive as a rock. It does nothing.I'm scratching my head because I just keep feeling like there must be something else, it simply does.... nothing.I've tried restarting the phones, I've tried both of the applications, I've tried without the applications, I've tried on different devices. There doesn't seem to be a way for this to properly work at all.This attempt to be more like Apple, which honestly if I wanted I would buy a freaking apple, is entirely infuriating.Include instructions, included user interface, don't require an app, or make an app that works. Seems like a really easy thing to create a hard drive... We've had them for a while now... And yet Samsung, which has been my preference for years, has fallen flat on their faces on this ridiculously endeavor.I'm not going to screw around, I see so many reviews in the frustration of futility dealing with Samsung's customer service.I don't have any idea how this could have possibly received such a high rating.Shame on you Samsung. Go back to doing what made you Samsung, instead of Riding on apples wake.
| General | |
| Device Type | Solid state drive - external (portable) |
| Capacity | 2 TB |
| Hardware Encryption | Yes |
| Encryption Algorithm | 256-bit AES |
Samsung Portable SSD T7 2TB Titan Gray USB3.2 Type-C R / W(Max) 1 050MB / s Aluminium Case 3 Years Warranty
Delivery $16.50
Samsung T7 2TB Portable External SSD - Titan Grey USB 3.2 Gen2 (10Gbps) - Read
Delivery $10
Samsung T7 2TB Portable External SSD - Titan Grey USB 3.2 Gen2 (10Gbps) - Read
Delivery $10
Samsung T7 2TB Portable External SSD - Titan Grey USB 3.2 Gen2 (10Gbps) - Read up to 1050MB/s - Password Protection
Free delivery between 6–11 Aug
Samsung T7 2tb Titan Grey Usb Type-c Portable Ssd Usb 3.2 Gen 2
Free delivery
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
This drive is by far the best on the go editing drive I have used. It is very fast with no issues editing large files. The rubber case ensures that all my clients files are safe. Even with the rubber case heat is not an issue. Only downside is the max is 2TB which can be small depending on your workload. The sandisk extreme v2 offers a 4TB version however it gets very hot and does not have a protective rubber housing. I would recommend this drive to any on the go editor that only needs 2TB for a few on the go projects.
Starting off with the bad news (which turns into good news). I bought (2) and one drive seemed to have died. I say seemed to. Read on.While running a Bootcamp update with this attached to an iMAC, the drive lost its drive letter. Figured the drive was toast. Messed about with various programs in Windows to try to get the drive letter back. I got it back but it wouldn't hold through reboots/Log Outs. Lasted long enough though to get data off the drive. Then a thought occurred to me from my early adopter OCZ days. Reset the drive. Downloaded the SAMSUNG Magician software and performed a secure erase with reset to factory settings.Like magic, the drive returned to full function with no issues since.Transfer speeds are as advertised. According to ATTO, drive is ... MoreStarting off with the bad news (which turns into good news). I bought (2) and one drive seemed to have died. I say seemed to. Read on.While running a Bootcamp update with this attached to an iMAC, the drive lost its drive letter. Figured the drive was toast. Messed about with various programs in Windows to try to get the drive letter back. I got it back but it wouldn't hold through reboots/Log Outs. Lasted long enough though to get data off the drive. Then a thought occurred to me from my early adopter OCZ days. Reset the drive. Downloaded the SAMSUNG Magician software and performed a secure erase with reset to factory settings.Like magic, the drive returned to full function with no issues since.Transfer speeds are as advertised. According to ATTO, drive is maxing out @ 999 MB/sec read/write.Drive does get a little warm after an hour of sustained, high I/O read/write operation. But no degradation in performance. Doesn't appear to thermal throttle.Rubber coating is great as it doesn't allow the drive to slide around. It stays put where ever you place it. Seems to also act as a heat dissipater.Another review said that the USB-C cable can slide out. However, Samsung must have addressed this recently as it has a slightclick when you insert the USB-C cable in.Highly recommended drive.I'd also add that B&H customer service is well above and beyond.
First of all, the only instructions in the box are how to plug it into your phone or computer which it just shows a picture of it being plugged in by USB. There are no use directions or instructions at all.Secondly it has not been working as advertised, or at all I should say.Tried on multiple Samsung phones, Z-fold 4, Z-flip, Galaxy 20... This is a Samsung drive, that does not work on Samsungs? But... how the...All I got was a message things at the drive had been disconnected and I needed to restart my phone. I thought maybe The drive needed to be charged before I realized it's powered by the phone when it's plugged in.I installed the app for Samsung SSD and also the Samsung portable SSD app 1.0.At first I was able to open up the storage path that showed ... MoreFirst of all, the only instructions in the box are how to plug it into your phone or computer which it just shows a picture of it being plugged in by USB. There are no use directions or instructions at all.Secondly it has not been working as advertised, or at all I should say.Tried on multiple Samsung phones, Z-fold 4, Z-flip, Galaxy 20... This is a Samsung drive, that does not work on Samsungs? But... how the...All I got was a message things at the drive had been disconnected and I needed to restart my phone. I thought maybe The drive needed to be charged before I realized it's powered by the phone when it's plugged in.I installed the app for Samsung SSD and also the Samsung portable SSD app 1.0.At first I was able to open up the storage path that showed the available file folders. But after I closed and reopened the application, all I was able to do was change the name of the drive. I chose not to use security because I had seen some reviews warning about the problems with fingerprint and password recognition.The app is completely useless. It will only allow me to change the name or enable security. I don't see any ability to view file folders or storage at all.After reading countless reviews I've found some that say it doesn't work with a z-fold 4, or the Mac m1, or a lot of Android devices, which leaves me to wonder what the hell it does work with.Extremely pathetic and disappointing for Samsung. First of all it's entirely unfriendly for the user. I suppose it's supposed to be intuitive, but it's as intuitive as a rock. It does nothing.I'm scratching my head because I just keep feeling like there must be something else, it simply does.... nothing.I've tried restarting the phones, I've tried both of the applications, I've tried without the applications, I've tried on different devices. There doesn't seem to be a way for this to properly work at all.This attempt to be more like Apple, which honestly if I wanted I would buy a freaking apple, is entirely infuriating.Include instructions, included user interface, don't require an app, or make an app that works. Seems like a really easy thing to create a hard drive... We've had them for a while now... And yet Samsung, which has been my preference for years, has fallen flat on their faces on this ridiculously endeavor.I'm not going to screw around, I see so many reviews in the frustration of futility dealing with Samsung's customer service.I don't have any idea how this could have possibly received such a high rating.Shame on you Samsung. Go back to doing what made you Samsung, instead of Riding on apples wake.
When I purchased the T7 Touch, I knew just from the specs that it had the potential to be super fast -- but would it be super fast with MY computer?I put the T7 Touch to the test with my 2015 MacBook Pro using the included USB Type A cable since my computer is too old for USB Type C. I decided I would use an 11+ GB video file that I recorded the other day for my test file. Not only did it copy with without hesitation or stutter, but it copied faster than I would have even expected it to copy from a brand new computer!But what happened next was an even bigger surprise. Something that is true for all SSDs is that the read speeds and the write speeds are usually different due to the way an SSD works. So I decided that I would test the video playback while opening ... MoreWhen I purchased the T7 Touch, I knew just from the specs that it had the potential to be super fast -- but would it be super fast with MY computer?I put the T7 Touch to the test with my 2015 MacBook Pro using the included USB Type A cable since my computer is too old for USB Type C. I decided I would use an 11+ GB video file that I recorded the other day for my test file. Not only did it copy with without hesitation or stutter, but it copied faster than I would have even expected it to copy from a brand new computer!But what happened next was an even bigger surprise. Something that is true for all SSDs is that the read speeds and the write speeds are usually different due to the way an SSD works. So I decided that I would test the video playback while opening the video from the T7 Touch SSD and see how the performance compared to opening the same video from my Mac's internal SSD.Opening the video with QuickTime Player seemed to take the exact same time regardless of where the video was stored. However, during video playback there was a very noticeable difference. I made an effort to skip ahead and back to several places throughout the video while playing in order to see how long it would take for the video to resume. When playing from my Mac's internal SSD, there was a little bit of lag before the video would automatically resume from the new point in the video; but when playing the video from the T7 Touch SSD, the video instantly resumed playing as soon as I chose a new spot in the video. I continued to do this test for a solid 5 minutes because I thought it might be a fluke -- but it worked every single time!Besides the performance, I was able to successfully use four different fingerprints to unlock the T7 Touch. To put it simply, the device unlocks with my fingerprint much faster than any cell phone I've used.In summary, I'm not easily impressed, but the T7 Touch has knocked my socks off so far.
I am writing this review for the Portable SSD T7 TOUCH USB 3.2, which I purchased a year ago. About four months after purchase, I updated the SSD firmware, which unfortunately resulted in several issues. Whenever I tried to connect the device to my MacBook Pro 2019, the finder froze, and I had to force an erase. It was disappointing to realize that Samsung's troubleshooting tool only works on PC, as I had a Mac. Although I was able to get the device to work decently after the firmware update, I still experienced occasional freezing issues, especially when I tried to connect it to a computer other than mine. Windows didn't recognize it at all.One significant drawback that I encountered is that I was unable to use the fingerprint feature, as it caused the device to ... MoreI am writing this review for the Portable SSD T7 TOUCH USB 3.2, which I purchased a year ago. About four months after purchase, I updated the SSD firmware, which unfortunately resulted in several issues. Whenever I tried to connect the device to my MacBook Pro 2019, the finder froze, and I had to force an erase. It was disappointing to realize that Samsung's troubleshooting tool only works on PC, as I had a Mac. Although I was able to get the device to work decently after the firmware update, I still experienced occasional freezing issues, especially when I tried to connect it to a computer other than mine. Windows didn't recognize it at all.One significant drawback that I encountered is that I was unable to use the fingerprint feature, as it caused the device to freeze. In summary, my experience with the Portable SSD T7 TOUCH USB 3.2 has been mixed, and I would recommend doing some research before buying.
Looking for years for a convenient system to transfer photos from SD camera cards through Samsung cell and to cloud for safety. Finally, a simple and reliable system. Has great added security too. I don't enjoy taking a laptop on extended vacations, but want a reliable backup system with ease of convenience to transfer and save large RAW files. Thanks, with this & a small hub I can link all without an additional power device. Quicker transfer speeds than when using HDD drives. Love it.
External storage does not work well for Android phones and tablets.My experience with the t7 for the galaxy s8 ultra tablet, the volume is recognized, but a message appears every once in a while asking you to restart the tablet, and the device is disconnected more than once.As for the s23 ultra, the t7 never connects to the device and does not recognize it, and the link to the program that came with the box is not compatible with the type, and even the application in Google does not recognize the external storage unit.Likewise, with the s21 ultra, the s8+, and the oppo z2, the same problem was that the connection was unstable.
Working as an IT Manager, portability, performance, and most importantly security is key for my data. The Samsung T7 Touch portable SSD checks off all those and more! I bounce back and forth from my MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, and Windows 10 Pro workstations. Having a small compact method of transferring and transporting my data is crucial in my field. The T7 is small and lightweight and at the perfect 1Tb size storage to fit my needs. The performance is as advertised, my MacBook Pro Late 2017 sees Write Speeds of 836MB/s Write and 893MB/s Read. Looking to upgrade to MacBook Pro 16 2020 for up to 10G speeds. Plenty fast for my day to day, mainly move files in sizes ranging 5-10GB, so easy to move them security with the built-in fingerprint sensor or built-in password ... MoreWorking as an IT Manager, portability, performance, and most importantly security is key for my data. The Samsung T7 Touch portable SSD checks off all those and more! I bounce back and forth from my MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, and Windows 10 Pro workstations. Having a small compact method of transferring and transporting my data is crucial in my field. The T7 is small and lightweight and at the perfect 1Tb size storage to fit my needs. The performance is as advertised, my MacBook Pro Late 2017 sees Write Speeds of 836MB/s Write and 893MB/s Read. Looking to upgrade to MacBook Pro 16 2020 for up to 10G speeds. Plenty fast for my day to day, mainly move files in sizes ranging 5-10GB, so easy to move them security with the built-in fingerprint sensor or built-in password support. The ability to move from iPad Pro to my MacBook is great! The Files built-in support on iPad OS is great allows for seamless operation between Mac, iOS, and PC. The built-in software makes it easy to check for firmware updates and to add a new fingerprint to the sensor. It does erase your fingerprints and passwords after firmware updates, but no biggie, it's easy and simple to add them back in. Since this is an SSD and not conventional spinning drive, I have no worries with its durability, the exterior casing is not only nice to look at it but strong aluminum unibody that matches the look of my MacBook and iPad. Built to not only perform but to also look good while doing it. The Security options make this a must for anyone looking for encryption for those sensitive files and data you need to transfer on the go. I would highly recommend the T7 for anyone looking for the fastest, portable, and most secure way to carry your data, not only for IT professionals but anyone looking for Samsung reliability and reputation for being the world's best brand in flash memory.
As someone who has used (now outdated) external HDDs for my expandable storage purposes, it is a breath of fresh air to use something as modern and diverse as the Samsung T7 Touch. As soon as you open the box it is evident that care was placed into every detail of this product, down to the packaging and included accessories. The SSD is neatly-packed and comes with both USB-C to USB-C and USB-A to USB-C cables for maximum computer compatibility out-of-the box and while also relatively future-proofing the drive. After opening the packaging and plugging in the appropriate cable for my laptop, it was time to visit the product's website to install the software which allowed me to configure my password and fingerprints to maximize security (which is one of the main ... MoreAs someone who has used (now outdated) external HDDs for my expandable storage purposes, it is a breath of fresh air to use something as modern and diverse as the Samsung T7 Touch. As soon as you open the box it is evident that care was placed into every detail of this product, down to the packaging and included accessories. The SSD is neatly-packed and comes with both USB-C to USB-C and USB-A to USB-C cables for maximum computer compatibility out-of-the box and while also relatively future-proofing the drive. After opening the packaging and plugging in the appropriate cable for my laptop, it was time to visit the product's website to install the software which allowed me to configure my password and fingerprints to maximize security (which is one of the main reasons I was interested in this product). Setup was a breeze and after a quick password entry and painless fingerprint registration (maximum of 4 fingerprints can be registered at one time), it was time to start using the drive! While total transfer speeds are somewhat limited by my current laptop not having USB-C, it is evident that the drive is leaps and bounds faster than the older HDD that I have been using for a few years. Files are clearly more responsive and open quicker when accessed from my new T7 drive in comparison which has alleviated frustrations inherent to HDDs (taking time fo the drive to 'wake up' and start spinning before the drive is available). I use my drive for both personal and professional use so being able to access information more quickly helps improve my workflow. Moreso, the small footprint and durability of the device is great for tossing the drive into a bag and taking it to/from work. Finally, the generous 1TB drive size has allowed me to consolidate 3 of my prior HDDs into this one device allowing me to travel with less devices saving me time and decreasing weight in my travel bags. I love that nobody can access the drive without my permission (which I tested with family's fingerprints) and this gives me further peace of mind when traveling with potentially sensitive professional information. Overall, a great drive which is a solid step forward in the industry and particularly in regards to my woefully archaic prior HDDs. Thank you Samsung!
Pros:Works perfect. fast as promised (970 MB/sec measured on Lenovo X12 tablet ) if connected to USB-C 3.2 Gen2 directly.Stated in specs IP65 Rating. Water and dust resistance.Cons:Cables that come with drive are good. Cables that come with my Samsung T5 and T3 falloff the socket of the drive. It is something to do with length of the metal part of the cable plug. (difference is about 0.2mm). Same problem with some of the 3rd party cables.
| General | |
| Device Type | Solid state drive - external (portable) |
| Capacity | 2 TB |
| Hardware Encryption | Yes |
| Encryption Algorithm | 256-bit AES |
