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Samsung T5 Evo USB 3.2 Portable Solid State Drive SSD: 8TB $400, 4TB

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Various Retailers have select Samsung T5 Evo USB 3.2 Portable Solid State Drive SSD on sale listed below. Shipping is free.

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  • External/Portable
  • Solid State Drive SSD
  • USB 3.2 Gen 1 (5Gbps)
  • Seq. Read Speeds Up to 460MB/s
  • Shock Resistant Case (Up to 6')
  • 256 Bit AES Hardware Encryption

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Update: This popular deal is still available.

Various Retailers have select Samsung T5 Evo USB 3.2 Portable Solid State Drive SSD on sale listed below. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter tDames for finding this deal.

Available from: About the Product
  • External/Portable
  • Solid State Drive SSD
  • USB 3.2 Gen 1 (5Gbps)
  • Seq. Read Speeds Up to 460MB/s
  • Shock Resistant Case (Up to 6')
  • 256 Bit AES Hardware Encryption

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Model: SAMSUNG T5 EVO Portable SSD 8TB, USB 3.2 Gen 1 External Solid State Drive, Seq. Read Speeds Up to 460MB/s for Gaming and Content Creation, MU-PH8T0S/AM, Black

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Seeing $359.99 (for 8TB) directly from Samsung, with an edu account. Plus a free 128GB PRO Ultimate SDXC Card and Reader. https://www.samsung.com/us/comput...ph8t0s-am/
Fixed. It wasnt the egg nog but the dyslexia
I personally use a thunderbolt enclosure for my ssd. Not sure about real life performance, but in testing, it's a lot faster than a usb c enclosure.

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4TB is $20 Cheaper at Samsung EPP with free 32GB SD card included.

While the price is good, I don't need an external SATA SSD. If it were NVME speed I might have bitten.
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I need NVMe 4TB or 3TB SSD, do you guys think deals might pop up now till New Years? or should I pull the trigger on the 990 4TB for 320 bucks on amazon?
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usb 3.2 gen 1 = usb 3.0 = 5gbps = 640MB/s
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Quote from GoGo98102 :
According to some posts/reviews, this SSD is really slow, like 4-500mbps slow.
500 mbps/ would be slower then some HDD. I guess you mean 500 MB/s
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Quote from 11A :
I'm curious abut the same. Can anybody comment? Are these 2280 SSDs in an enclosure just as fast as purpose-built external SSDs or even faster?
Custom PCB with NAND directly soldered on. Not a shuckable 2280
https://www.anandtech.com/show/21...review-qlc
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Shuckable?
No they are not.
Last edited by FormerAstronut December 16, 2024 at 08:28 PM.
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I am looking for a reliable storage option. Speed is the least concern but most important is reliability. which SSD will provide it in most cost effective way


P.S. I know the most reliable option is multiple storage plus cloud. But I am asking for a reliable SSD here
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Quote from OliveClub395 :
I am looking for a reliable storage option. Speed is the least concern but most important is reliability. which SSD will provide it in most cost effective way P.S. I know the most reliable option is multiple storage plus cloud. But I am asking for a reliable SSD here
This is reliable, but that doesn't matter if you're the 1/100000 with a dud right? Or if you get a less "reliable drive" and are the 1/50000 with a dud.



In other words, generally this is a reliable drive, personally, you're very unlucky.
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Quote from midiman :
Trying to understand the differences between all of the Samsung T-series drives. This is the closest I've gotten:
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/co...217672-REG [bhphotovideo.com]

According to some random reddit post, people are saying the T7 outperforms the T9?

It also seems like the video editing / capturing community is the targeted user.
The T9 specs are listed as faster. Twice as fast.
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Quote from GoGo98102 :
According to some posts/reviews, this SSD is really slow, like 4-500mbps slow.
when used on an M Series Mac, it does go really slow at that speed. You have to use Thunderbolt specific drives on an M series Mac to get the full 1000mbp/s read and write.

Samsung SSD's only get full speed on PC's that have true 3.2 USB-C ports.
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Quote from okaythen :
I need NVMe 4TB or 3TB SSD, do you guys think deals might pop up now till New Years? or should I pull the trigger on the 990 4TB for 320 bucks on amazon?
Id buy a 2tb and 1tb and glue them together
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Quote from OliveClub395 :
I am looking for a reliable storage option. Speed is the least concern but most important is reliability. which SSD will provide it in most cost effective way


P.S. I know the most reliable option is multiple storage plus cloud. But I am asking for a reliable SSD here
Get a raid ssd setup.
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Quote from mateo_ :
The T9 specs are listed as faster. Twice as fast.
Yea I have a 4TB T9 purchased last Dec for 235 which is an absolute steal. Real world speeds I'm getting about 800 MB/s stable, sometimes peaking all the way up to 1GB/s. Extremely fast drive, very happy with it.

Its very weird because since that sale last winter, I've never seen that drive go on sale anywhere close to that again.
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Quote from dealhopper2 :
Yea I have a 4TB T9 purchased last Dec for 235 which is an absolute steal. Real world speeds I'm getting about 800 MB/s stable, sometimes peaking all the way up to 1GB/s. Extremely fast drive, very happy with it.

Its very weird because since that sale last winter, I've never seen that drive go on sale anywhere close to that again.
Cheapest I've seen for that drive was less than $200 last year, I think. It was available directly from Samsung through EPP or AAA membership.

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Quote from dealhopper2 :
Yea I have a 4TB T9 purchased last Dec for 235 which is an absolute steal. Real world speeds I'm getting about 800 MB/s stable, sometimes peaking all the way up to 1GB/s. Extremely fast drive, very happy with it.

Its very weird because since that sale last winter, I've never seen that drive go on sale anywhere close to that again.
I was wondering about the same thing on T7. I bought a 4TB T7 last year for $200 when it was on sale everywhere during the holidays. I would like to get another one but never saw it on sale again. Samsung claimed that T7 is almost twice as fast as T5.

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