This SSD comes with Thunderbolt 3 technology included. Plus, the internal frame on the inside is shock-resistant for drops from two meters. Its read and write speeds are 2,800MB/s and 2,300MB/s, respectively, and the entire body is made of metal, making it much tougher than plastic drives. If you're used to dealing with giant file sizes and need a hard drive that can handle transfer data fast, the Samsung X5 is one of the fastest SSDs you'll find. Best capacity: SanDisk Professional G-Drive (12TB) It's fast enough for photographers and videographers to transfer their work. The Samsung T7 is the best option if you need speeds. However, it's worth noting that you'll be paying more for SSDs than HDDs, hence the expensive price here. Plus, if you're worried about encryption, the Samsung T7 Portable SSD has you covered with an optional password to launch the drive and AES 256-bit hardware encryption on all your files. And it should be able to store all your photo and video files with ease thanks to its straightforward software. There's more than enough speed and power to transfer any file with up to 1,050 MB/s read speeds and 1,000 MB/s write speeds.
SSDs tend to be much faster than HDDs, so if you need speeds, this is our pick.
The deal, whcih runs through July 7, only works if you order from Satechi's website (not Amazon) and you apply the code MACMINISSD at checkout.This small compact SSD drive from Samsung comes with both a USB-C to USB-C cable and a USB-C to USB-A, meaning it's perfect to use with your MacBook or Mac. Lastly, Satechi is running a 15-percent off deal on the new Stand & Hub for Mac mini with SSD Enclosure, which drops the price to a more manageable $85. Like that previous model, the stand-and-hub combo sits flush underneath your M1 Mac mini, connects via a single USB-C connection, and adds a bunch of much-need ports, including a USB-C data port (5Gbps), three USB-A ports (5Gbps), both micro SD and SD card readers, and a headphone jack. Other than that, the new stand-and-hub is exactly the same as the previous stand-and-hub combo that Satechi announced in 2019 - which you can buy on Amazon for $80, which is $20 cheaper than the new model. The other reason that Satechi claims that its stand-and-hub combo is optimized for the M1 Mac mini is that comes in a silver finish, which is the exact same silver finish as the M1 Mac mini. This means you can more affordably add storage to your Mac mini - because M.2 SATA SSD storage is typically cheaper than buying an external hard drive - and you can hide it so it won't cluttering up your desk space. As its name gives away, the brand-new Stand & Hub for Mac mini with SSD Enclosure ($100) has a hidden enclosure for M.2 SATA SSD storage (which all recent Macs have). Satechi just announced a new stand-and-hub combo that's optimized for the M1 Mac mini, but it also has a neat trick.
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