Higher capacity 1 and 2TB models come in the company’s Deep Black color. Lower capacity models in 250GB and 500GB flavors arrive in a color that Samsung calls Alluring Blue. Subscribe to 9to5Mac on Youtube for more videos It’s nearly the exact same dimensions as the previous model, except that it’s slightly shorter by about 0.7mm. Like the previous T3 model, Samsung’s T5 is exceptionally tiny. Right off the bat, the most noticeable thing about the Samsung T5 is its size, or lack thereof.
Shock-resistant, can withstand 2-meter drops. Includes USB-C to USB-C cable and USB-C to USB-A cable. 1TB and 2TB capacities in Deep Black color. 250GB and 500GB capacities in Alluring Blue color. UASP (USB-attached SCSI Protocol) support. Bus powered, no need for power connectors. Compatible with USB 3.1 Gen2 (10Gbps), backwards compatible. Have a look at our hands-on video walkthrough inside for more details. It provides speeds that are normally associated with internal SATA SSDs in a compact, external form factor. If you edit videos, photos, or just need a small and compact external storage solution, then Samsung’s diminutive T5 drive may be a worthy solution. With an included USB-C to USB-C cable, the T5 makes a great companion for recent MacBooks or MacBook Pros, or even the newest iMac models. Sticking with the same nomenclature of the previous T1 and T3 drives, Samsung’s new T5 external SSDs include USB 3.1 Gen 2 support, making it the fastest T-series drive yet. 
Samsung just released the follow-up to its T3 line of portable, external SSDs.
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