The most obvious difference between the T5 and T7 portable SSDs is how fast they can read and write data. In short, both the T5 and T7 should easily last you for years to come. Samsung also claims that the T7 and the T5 can handle drops of up to 2 meters, and with the built-in thermal guard, one doesn’t have to worry about the drive overheating. I have been personally using the T5 for a few years now, and the only visible wear and tear is around the USB port. Both come with a sole USB Type-C port, and the clean design makes for an attractive package that allows one to carry it around effortlessly. In terms of build and construction, the T5 comes with an aluminum shell paired with plastic panels on the side, while the T7 has an all-aluminum finish.
The T7 is available in Indigo Blue, Titan Gray, and Metallic Red (500GB, 1TB, and 2TB) while the T7 Touch is available in Black and Silver (500GB, 1TB, and 2TB).
You can get the T5 in Alluring Blue (250GB and 500GB) and Deep Black (1TB and 2TB). The T5 and T7 are available in a few color options, too. The Touch variant of the T7 comes with a square-shaped fingerprint reader having a blue “Motion LED” to indicate the status of the drive. The T7 is slightly taller but thinner, at 3.34 x 2.24 x 0.31 inches weighing 2.04 pounds. The T5 is smaller and lighter with dimensions of 2.91 x 2.25 x 0.41 inches and weighing 1.79 pounds. The T5 and T7 look and feel very similar with only a few differences. Password protection, AES 256-bit encryption, Fingerprint scanner (T7 Touch) Password protection, AES 256-bit encryption
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