Samsung Portable SSD T3 Review

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Samsung is wasting no time putting its 48-layer V-NAND to use. The company's Portable SSD T3 doubles the capacity of last year's model and gets a needed face-lift.

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[jahara21]

Apparently, Amazon agrees with you on the price. While the table shows the prices as $130, $220, $430, and $850, clicking on the link and viewing the actual product page shows the prices today as $100, $180, $380, and $780, respectively.

 

[huilun02]

I'm disappointed by what Samsung calls the T1's successor.
In testing its actually slower than the T1.
They could have made it even smaller with the USB-C port, and still be able to give it a metal body.

I'm sorry, the T1 is staying in my wallet.
They had the chance to really threaten the whole USB stick market, but they don't seem intent on doing it.

 

[WyomingKnott]

Holy waste! "First up is a 15.36TB monster in a 2.5-inch form factor with SAS connectivity." Don't lead with that - it's too stunning to move past. When will you review that monster? Pretty please? And can I keep the review sample after?

 

[abhinav_mall]

"the company used 512 of the new 256Gb dies..."

A matchbox sized 15TB drive to end all your storage needs for $847 !! #ThatsTheDream

 

[CRamseyer]

Paul Alcorn, our enterprise SSD reviewer will tackle the 15TB monster when available. We will link his review on Tom's Hardware from Tom's IT Pro.

All of the enterprise SSD reviews are at Tom's IT Pro. There is a really good that just went up on the site today.