Testseek.com have collected 69 expert reviews of the Samsung T7 Shield USB3.2 and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung T7 Shield USB3.2.
April 2022
(83%)
69 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
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230 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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Small Form Factor
Rugged
IP68 Rated
Strong Compatibility
Reliable And Consistent
High Capacity
Consistent write performance
Strong durability
Good support
Including software and encryption
2TB capacity option
Great durable design
Love the blue color
Fast NVMe SSD speeds
USB-C and USB-A cables included
Three options now in the T7 lineup
Samsung software included
Built-in 256-bit AES encryption and password protection
Published: 2023-01-31, Author: Jon , review by: tweaktown.com
4TB of superfast armored portable storage? Yes please.Pros+ Compatibility+ Read throughput+ Sustained sequential writeCons- NoneShould you buy it?AvoidConsiderShortlistBuyBuy at AmazonIntroduction & Drive DetailsBack in June of last year, we got our first...
Published: 2022-06-21, Author: Jon , review by: tweaktown.com
In the world of portable storage, compatibility is king, and the T7 Shield is highly compatible due to keeping its operational power draw within USB specs. This is where many portable SSDs fail in the compatibility department, and they need more power tha...
Fast 10Gbps storage, Rugged outer skin for IP65 rating, Up to 2TB in capacity
No 20Gbps, Not full immersion rated
Faster than its Touch predecessor, the T7 Shield is also more rugged. It lacks fingerprint scanning, but is otherwise a faster, more durable external SSD...
Though we'd like to see a bit better water-proofing, the Samsung T7 Shield is indeed a much better drive for harsh environs than the Touch. Obviously, it lacks the convenience of fingerprint security that the Touch offers, but it's a better performer and...
Published: 2022-04-27, Author: Jon , review by: pcworld.co.nz
Though we'd like to see a bit better water-proofing, the Samsung T7 Shield is indeed a much better drive for harsh environs than the Touch. Obviously, it lacks the convenience of fingerprint security that the Touch offers, but it's a better performer and...
Published: 2022-04-27, Author: Jon , review by: pcworld.co.nz
Fast 10Gbps storage, Rugged outer skin for IP65 rating, Up to 2TB in capacity
No 20Gbps, Not full immersion rated
Though we'd like to see a bit better water-proofing, the Samsung T7 Shield is indeed a much better drive for harsh environs than the Touch. Obviously, it lacks the convenience of fingerprint security that the Touch offers, but it's a better performer and...
Resistant to dust, rain and drops, Hardware encryption, Both USB cables included
No performance increase, Only 1- or 2TB
To be blunt, after two years of development, I expected more.Though I can't entirely blame Samsung as it's where USB technology currently resides, that's a part of the issue here. If Samsung wanted to offer a premium-priced model adding Gen 2x2 connectivi...
Blazing speed, Light and portable, AES-256 hardware encryption, IP65 dust and water resistance
Can get a little hot, More expensive than base T7
Yes, if you need the extra dust, water, and drop protection. For most people, I'd recommend going with a base T7 instead. It's cheaper, it doesn't get as hot, and although it's not water and dust resistant, it can still withstand a few falls. Editors' Rec...
Abstract: The Samsung T7 Shield is an external rugged SSD and is the third member of the T7 family, after the T7 and the T7 Touch launched in 2020; a long hiatus. The latter left a lasting impression on us because it brought a feature that was never available at th...
