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.

This is a good fast USB 3.0 drive, but it is unnecessarily wide for styling purposes. If you use a Mac with adjacent USB ports, this will likely block the next port. Huge bummer.

The best product at the cheapest place on the Internet. Service was excellent as usual and I would recommend them without hestitating.

Market leading product; Warranted for 5 years and recommended best buy by the gadget show

Nothing - great product all round

Very slow operation in both read and write, runs at a HOT temperature.

Price is good

Speed of operations; runs HOT

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

Rugged.Quickly. Bought in Could. Died in November. Blue LED flashing non stop. None of my house nor workplace computers will recognize it (PCs and Macs).Numerous folks reporting identical difficulty. Not a good sign. Sent for RMA.

Today we are revisiting the Corsair Voyager GT USB 3.0 32GB. We originally reviewed it in October of 2011 , and we're taking a look at it again 550 days later. In the beginning of October of 2012, the drive ceased to function.

The price of flash memory has continued to drop throughout 2012. A search on any bargain-finding website reveals that USB sticks commonly retail at what would have seemed ludicrous levels just a couple of years ago.