Friday, November 28th 2025

Samsung Launches Updated Portable SSD T7 Resurrected

Samsung Electronics today announced the release of its latest external storage device, the T7 Resurrected Portable Solid State Drive (PSSD), special addition to the company's Portable SSD family. With the same performance compared to the previous T7 model, the new PSSD delivers high-speed storage options and demonstrates a responsible approach to material use.

Responsibility at Its Core
Unlike previous portable SSD lineups, the T7 Resurrected features a unique body case design crafted from 100% recycled aluminium certified by TÜV Rheinland. The body case of the T7 Resurrected, fabricated from aluminium discarded generated during the production of Samsung Galaxy mobile devices, encourages the cross-division circulation of resources. By eliminating the coloring process, the product showcases the natural luster of aluminium while minimizing chemical use and streamlining its manufacturing process. Furthermore, the packaging design utilizes 100% recycled paper and ASA-certified soy ink, underscoring Samsung's ongoing efforts toward responsible manufacturing practices. Thanks to these efforts, the T7 Resurrected won the 2026 CES Innovation Award in the Sustainability & Energy category.
Performance That Keeps Up With Creativity
The T7 Resurrected delivers maximum sequential read speeds of up to 1,050 MB/s and write speeds of up to 1,000 MB/s on USB 3.2 Gen 2 standard. This allows users to experience rapid data transfers even with large files and efficiently manage data-intensive workloads.

Versatile, Secure and Creator-Friendly
Users can install the T7 Resurrected on a wide range of devices, including smartphones, tablets, game consoles, and operating systems such as Windows and macOS, making it ideal for mobile 4K video capture and editing. The new compact PSSD, roughly the size of a credit card, is perfect for outdoor content creators and travelers who need to carry their data securely. With AES 256-bit hardware encryption and durability featuring drop resistance up to two meters, T7 Resurrected reliably protects against data loss.

A Choice for Value-Driven Creators
With its responsibly designed features, robust performance, massive storage capacity, and cross-device compatibility, the T7 Resurrected enables creators to adopt a more conscious choice within their workflow. Samsung is committed to driving innovation in a responsible manner, delivering storage solutions designed to provide exceptional performance and enduring value.

The Samsung Portable SSD T7 Resurrected comes in three capacities of 1 TB, 2 TB and 4 TB models, available to consumers worldwide from November 30, 2025. Manufacturer's suggested prices (MSRP) are set at $119.99 for the 1 TB, $205.99 for the 2 TB and $378.99 for the 4 TB model.
Source: Samsung
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4 Comments on Samsung Launches Updated Portable SSD T7 Resurrected

#1
sLowEnd
It's rare to see "Resurrected" used in a product name outside of a video game or movie context. :laugh:

Seems like it's just a new case. Speeds aren't different from the original T7.
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Nomad76
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sLowEndIt's rare to see "Resurrected" used in a product name outside of a video game or movie context. :laugh:

Seems like it's just a new case. Speeds aren't different from the original T7.
Same specs, yes, just that, oh well, they "resurrected" leftovers from Galaxy mobiles :D "The body case of the T7 Resurrected, fabricated from aluminium discarded generated during the production of Samsung Galaxy mobile devices.."
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#3
_roman_
Now I dislike Samsung even more
The body case of the T7 Resurrected, fabricated from aluminium discarded generated during the production of Samsung Galaxy mobile devices, encourages the cross-division circulation of resources.
Does not change the fact it is virgin aluminium.

What I heard over the years, all those Energy Drinks Cans once tainted with paint etc can not be made pure again. A real "recycled" aluminum case should look much more different. Especially for such storage cases we should especially reuse the alumium from those Energy Drink Cans, Soda Cans, Beer Cans, etc.

Looks like a 10gbps USB 3.x Case. Very slow. Most motherboards can deal with 20gbps USB and the newer ones with 40gbps USB. Thunderbolt also exists for various transmission speeds
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#4
Peterson!
The ideal for mobile 4K video capture and editing and general for video editing is 16 TB and 32 TB capacities, The Capacities Samsung offering now (rebradning old product) is the same before 5 years and more, if Samsung wants to sel,l its time to offer to the market what market needs and not old junk in overpriced value rebranding them to sound new without to be a new product but more than 5 years in the market.
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