We put the new Corsair Voyager Mini USB 3.0 flash drive through testing to see how it performs, and if you should buy it or not.

Speedy USB3.0 with 32gb storage in a small drive about the size of a house key. The rubber connection to the key chain hoop was a little worrysome but has not broken or cracked since I've started using it(1 month).

With USB drives being common as proverbial muck these days, you really can afford to be a little choosy. But can memory masters Corsair tempt with their Voyager Mini? We go postal on a memory stick to find out.

Compact; great design; can withstand physical abuse

Not much

This is a great little USB drive, very compact compared to most others. Regarding the shipment DABS please get some jiffy bags for small items, this turned up in a box you could fit a hard drive in.

little and transportable. quick enough. retractable and sturdy. no case/protector necessary Only a single...since the connector is retractable and doesn't lock in location effectively...you will have a hard time inserting it into a usb slot.

This drive is a great little drive.it is convenient but also a little irritating due to the small form factor when trying the place in a usb slot next to other wires but other than that it is great

the performance was not good at all.

They're nice drives really, they're lightweight and well made, yes they're not the fastest out there, but that's not their selling point, ruggedness and durability is, and that the Voyager definitely is!

Durable and well made; Small and portable; No cap to lose

Not the fastest

Small, light and stylish, the Corsair Flash Voyager Mini is an attractive proposition for portable file and media storage. Coming from a trusted company, it also adds a 10-year warranty – just mind you don't lose it in that time!

A USB stick is a USB stick is a USB stick, right? That's pretty much true because they use the same interface. Now, though, manufacturers are looking at ever-more-inventive ways of differentiating their wares from the competition.