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.

Standard USB 3.0 flash drives are fast. Flash Voyager GT USB 3.0 is touted to be even faster with its data transfer rates. The portability and convenience of USB drives has always meant putting up with delays while waiting for files to copy, but with USB 3.0, that should be thing of the past.

The performance-minded Flash Voyager GTs are back and bouncing around with USB 3.0, still durable as ever before. Unless you're in a war zone or objects just happen to spontaneously combust around you, these drives should have no problem lasting a good many years.

Fast read speeds; Also fast write speeds (64GB; Durable as ever; 5-year warranty

Synthetic writes are far from real-world performance; 32GB writes barely faster than non-GT model; Blocks vertically-stacked USB ports; Lanyard; extension cable not included

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

Absolutely a Knots Branding - Knot worth the price - Knots Ado About Nothing.

Encryption software - Plausible if you own a yacht

Device transfer speeds inferior to every other flash pen brand - Price

Corsair Flash Voyager GT 16 GB Why is it that flash memory devices sound increasingly like a plausible name of a vehicle of some kind? Obviously, the notion comes from the transportation of digital files on a portable pen drive, like a shuttle express to the next workstation.

Encryption software  -  Plausible if you own a yacht

Device transfer speeds inferior to every other flash pen brand  -  Price

Cosair continues to dominate the performance flash memory market.

For a USB 2.0 16gigs with 10 years of warranty+ extension cable and a lanyard and which is "shockproof" and durable, you got yourself one of those drives which will be with you for many years to come. Corsair also comes with a good replacement track record as well.

What do you get when you combine USB 3.0 speeds, 32GB of storage space, and rugged construction that is both water-resistant and shockproof? You get the Corsair Flash Voyager GT ($64.99 direct for 32GB), a rough-and-tumble flash drive that outpaces its slower cousin, the Corsair Flash Voyager USB...

Rugged rubber body seals out moisture and protects against bumps; High capacity and decent speeds with a low price per gigabyte

Bulky design; Easy to lose cap

With the storage market expanding at a breakneck pace and solid state drives taking center space, people's focus has very much been on internal storage solutions. There has been very little news regarding one of the mainstays of many users' daily file transfer needs: the ubiquitous flash drive.