So, no getting around this - it's a very bad product. It looks nifty, fits nicely on a key ring but was terrible as a storage device. It would frequently fail to register on a computer when plugged in, or would freeze in the middle of transferring files.

Great small size, with alot of storage size; however it does not allow LARGE files (5GB or more) to be transferred. It always shows FILE SIZE TO LARGE even though there's alot of free space.

Id go with the regular Voyager if I could. This just feels too fragile to carry around.

Was cheap Small and portable USB connector retracts

Read speeds average - 22MB/s read, 7 MB/s write Connector is one of those plastic kinds with the circuitry inside; Feels a bit flimsy; Easy to in the way

An upgrade from my 512MB version shows just how much I love these sticks . In fact I collect them, I have 2 512MB ones , a 2GB one, and two brand new ones, in 4GB and 8GB form. I think they look good, feel good and well... they're generally good.

Waterproof; drop-proof; fast; big capacity

Too big to stick two of them in consecutive ports

Its a good drive, Its only 25% as fast as the true USB 3.0 drives. Heres a read benchmark, it has decent IOPS. http://i.imgur.com/WjrJ3Kq.png It reads about 50% faster than my USB 2.0 drives but its about 300% more IOPS than my USB 2.0 drives. The write speed is about 14-18 MB/s, Decent I guess.

Sturdy Build Small Stylish

Sub-Par Speed

The Good Durable flash drive. Water resistant and shock proof. Takes up little real estate when next to other USB ports. Perfect for business people and frequent travelers. 10-year Limited Warranty.

Durable flash drive; Water resistant and shock proof; Takes up little real estate when next to other USB ports; Perfect for business people and frequent travelers; 10-year Limited Warranty

So small it is easy to lose; It sometimes stalled when transferring multiple large files; May seem locked in place, when it is not

If you need copious storage on something smaller than the keys on your keyring, check out this resilient little stick from Corsair. The Corsair Flash Voyager Mini 32GB is almost four times the price of the ￡20 4GB version we last reviewed – but offers eight times the capacity, so it remains...

When we last looked at the Corsair Flash Voyager Mini , we were taken back by its capacity. At only 33x20mm and weighing under 6g, it seemed amazing that you could squeeze 4GB of flash storage into something so small.

Extremely small; decent value

Slower write speeds than the 4GB Corsair Flash Voyager Mini

This is a perfect USB flash drive to keep with you on the go. I've been using this drive for a little over a month now and it's survived the daily commute to the office, being thrown around at home, and even sitting in the hot 100 degree summer sun for days - not even a hiccup.

- All metal casing - Really nice flexible rubber connector to the key ring - Tons of storage - Extremely small; comparable to a small lockbox key

- Doesn't hold more than 64GB - Slightly pricey for 64GB

It's like the Tardis: small on the outside, but extremely capacious on the inside, with 4GB storage and some classy touches that make the Corsair Mini Voyager a cut above regular USB flash drives.