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SAMSUNG T7 Shield 1TB, Portable SSD, up to 1050MB/s, USB 3.2 Gen2, Rugged, IP65 Rated, for Content Creators and Gaming, External Solid State Drive (MU-PE1T0S/AM), Black [Canada Version]

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This is at or near its highest price of the last 90 days. It has sold for as little as $314.99.

$389.99at Amazon.caconfidence: high
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The Samsung T7 Shield 1TB portable SSD is currently priced at 389.99 CAD, which is slightly above its 90-day average and near its highest price in that period. Since the price is on the high side, it's better to wait and set a price alert to catch a better deal unless you need the drive immediately. Buying now means paying a premium without added benefits.

90-day price history

$314.9990 days$389.99
Highest (90 days)
$389.99
Lowest (90 days)
$314.99
Average
$379.21
Current price
$389.99
How we worked this out
  • Effective 389.99 CAD is 3% above the 90-day average of 379.21 CAD.
  • At or near the 90-day high of 389.99 CAD.

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