Oliver Haslam·

Save 44$ On This 1TB Samsung T7 Shield SSD And Get It Today

Amazon is now selling the 1TB Samsung T7 Shield SSD for just $89.99, a price that means a saving of 44$ and $70.

Unlike many deals that Amazon runs, this one doesn’t require any discount codes or on-screen coupons, meaning you can just place your order as you normally would and save big. Do it soon though, Amazon hasn’t said when this deal will come to an end which means that it could happen at any moment. If you plan on taking advantage of this deal, make sure that you do it as soon as possible otherwise you run the risk of overpaying.

Buy: Samsung T7 Shield 1TB, Portable SSD from Amazon: $89.99 | Original price: $160

RUGGED DURABILITY: Tough, fast, and compact, the all new rugged PSSD T7 Shield is built to endure with the space to create thanks to an IP65 rating for Dust and Water resistance
KEEP COOL AT HIGH SPEED: Transfer massive files in seconds; USB 3.2 Gen 2 and PCIe NVMe achieve soaring sequential read/write speeds of up to 1,050/1,000 MB/s, allowing you to edit directly from the drive; The high-tech rubber exterior with Dynamic Thermal Guard controls heat to maintain steady performance for even giant projects

At the time of writing, the 1TB Samsung T7 Shield SSD has more than 1,500 reviews on Amazon with a combined rating of 4.8 stars out of a possible five. This popular external SSD features fast read speeds of 1,050MB/s and write speeds of 1,000MB/s, thanks to its USB 3.2 Gen 2 connection. It’s also tough and is designed to be dropped from almost 10-feet without any issues.

This deal is available on all three colors that are currently offered for the 1TB Samsung T7 Shield SSD so make sure to select the one that you prefer before adding the thing to your cart. They’re all the sale on the inside, so just pick your favorite color and you’re all set.

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