I bought this USB 3.0 a few months ago and it is still performing well. The one I got was refurbished and a 90 day warranty, it's a little slower than my Corsair USB 3.0 32 GB but still a good deal. I would certainly buy another one.

Good Price and fairly fast

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The price for the drive is Rs 2,200. That's not very expensive for the performance and the sturdy build quality that you get. Even though this is supposed to be one of the higher-end flash drives, it makes good value for money.

If you need larger storage size and really appreciate speed, this is an awesome device. If you need a pocket sized flash drive you don't even need to consider this.

Very quick; Consistently getting 40 - 46MB/s write speeds; File sizes ranging from MP3 (3-8MB) through large bluray rips (12GB+); Larger files sustain higher speeds but thats consistent of all media Build quality seems great and the rubber coating seems very robust

Large; Very Large; approximately 4 inches long and much more thick then a normal flash drive; If you want to keep it in your pocket all the time, get something else as you very likely would break this Reliability.

USB drives have become the norm, with many of us carrying them round on our necks; the floppy disc is officially dead due to the huge amounts of data that can be transferred and easily using USB.

Ridiculously fast; Large size available (max.

Not the best looking; Damn clam shell packaging

Cosair continues to dominate the performance flash memory market.

Tested speed with crystaldisk 1000MB read: 30MB/s write: 22.6MB/s. My old normal flash voyager 8GB(blue) read: 29MB/s write: 9.5MB/s. As always it got too bright activity light that can be annoying when plugged in on the side of the tv.

Pretty excellent for a USB flash drive... it is fairly sturdy rubber construction, the cap is easily lost but Corsair has a free lost cap replacement program up to 5 caps I think... Transfer speed is around 21 MB/Second reading, and around 9 MB/Second writing for me in general use...

But not all USB drives are created equal and only some deliver on all the promises of speedy transfer times, ease of use and rugged build quality. Today I have the Corsair Voyager GT 2GB to evaluate, and we will see if it lives up to the expectation as the new standard for a portable data storage...

Fast read and write speeds; very rugged build quality; unique styling; ReadyBoost support

Unique styling makes the drive a bit bulky

USB flash drives have been around for quite some time now. Out of all the drives I've ever reviewed my favorite line of drives has to be the Flash Voyager series from Corsair. The main reason is because they are basically indestructible.

As always a great design; Very durable; Faster than previous versions

Write speeds were a little off

Durability & Appearance: The Corsair Flash Voyager GT 16GB is covered in a protective water resistant rubber coating.  Although I didn't throw the drive at wall or any other extreme activity it is obviously very durable for everyday use.