SAMSUNG T5 Portable SSD 1TB - Up to 540MB/s - USB 3.1 External Solid State Drive, Black (MU-PA1T0B/AM)

Ultralight weight, very tiny and amazing transferring speed

A very nice product with seamless stability...used for a year now...very much lite and small...

good product and very small and fast

Excellent SSD drive. Live it.

Amazing “little” drive, So light weight, Read/Write speed is excellent

Quite happy with it

So far so good, light weight and compact.

I use this for my Xbox one X to store my games and the loading speed is crazy fast and easy to setup

Super Rápido, simples de usar e configurar o sistema de segurança de dados ofertado pela Samsung. Melhor compra que fiz em anos!

Best part is the cheaper price than buying it in my local computer store.

Great portable SSD for storing media! Fast read and write transfer speeds!

Bottom line: Works wonderfully and harmoniously across computers. This drive comes with a hardware-based secure log-in system, and when you plug it in you'll see a choice of emulator/"activator" interfaces for login to PC or Mac or device. I ordinarily use it with a Macbook or desktop Mac, but I've guest-visited PC's also, and what happens is: you plug it in and will see the initial choice of platform log-in apps. Choose your OS, click, and enter your password - whatever password you set up initially from your own computer/device, as once you do that your password is hard-wired into the drive, and you can access it from anywhere - if you have the password. Setting up hardware-based encryption/security is optional, by the way. But really simple, and it really works easily across my own computers and ones I've guest-logged into while traveling. Same routine. Bring up system-specific log-in screen, enter password, you're in. Password required every time it's re-installed. Great basic mobile security. For Mac there's a known strangeness, despite full compatibility. When first plugging it in or upon ejecting it, you may see an upper-right-hand corner pop-up saying disk was improperly ejected (last time). Maybe on Windows "safely eject" avoids that, but on Mac you'll likely see it. Not to worry, as long as you're not transferring data while unplugging. (In Mac I "eject" and it looks normal but still will get a pop-up nag about safely ejecting.) What else can I say? I know there's a few reputable makers of 250-500GB SSD portable drives worthy of consideration. (As a scientist, believe me, I read all the reviews and looked at "data", but as a typical computer user I chose based on things like form factor, price, and past experience). So this is my 3rd Samsung T (2 "3"s and one T-5 now). I've had no problem with any of them (thus my collection has expanded). They are fast, reliable, and practical between the various interfaces, portable security protection, and choice of cable/interface. I'm a fan.

I needed a simple SSD drive for my wife's computer and this really delivered. I cannot believe how small it is, and that installation consisted of me plugging it into a USB port on the computer. That's it! SO much better than having to open it up and insert it into a drive tray. Bonus with this is it comes with a USB-C cable as well as USB cable, so you can use it for your phone or tablet, and is easily portable. I have had no problems with it so far and my wife is very happy with the upgrade to her computer loading times!