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Samsung’s 1TB T7 Touch SSD drops to a record low of $140
While the Samsung T7 SSD has been on sale for a few of weeks, the T7 Touch portable drive has now joined the list of discounted products from the company. The palm-sized SSD with 1TB capacity is now $140, which is a 26 percent discount from its regular price. Only the black model is available at this price — if you truly want the silver model, you’ll have to pay an additional $20 — but now is a fantastic opportunity to pick up an extra drive while also saving $50 on the purchase.
Storage devices may be pricey, especially if you want more than 1TB of digital space, therefore we usually recommend waiting for a bargain like this one before purchasing. As a result of their pocket-friendly yet sturdy designs, rapid performance, and additional features like as Dynamic Thermal Guard, AES 256-bit encryption and optional password security, Samsung’s T7 series has quickly become one of our favourites in the portable SSD arena, and for good reason. A built-in fingerprint scanner is also included in the Touch variant, which adds an additional degree of protection.
The T7 Touch comes with both a USB-C to C and a USB-C to A connection, allowing you to use it with virtually any device you own, including smartphones, tablets, laptops, certain gaming consoles, and other electronic devices of all types. However, if you’re on a tighter budget, you can still acquire the 1TB Samsung T7 — which is identical to the Touch variant, save that it lacks the fingerprint reader — for $110, which is a 35 percent savings and the lowest price we’ve seen so far. Additionally, if you’re searching for an internal SSD that will work with the PS5 you just purchased, Samsung’s 980 Pro in 2TB is now on sale for an all-time low of $280.
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