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Corsair Flash Voyager 4 GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive CMFUSB2.0-4GB
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Most Helpful First | Newest First | + Share10 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
Solid
(5 out of 5) by smokeyjunk@comcast.net on Feb 2, 2007 (Seattle, WA)I've used and been exposed to numerous brands and styles of "thumbdrives" over the years. Overall, this is the best I've seen.
Pros:
- Slightly "tacky" rubber coating is good for gripping and keeping it in my pocket.
- Solid, durable, rugged construction. Navy small boats, rain, salt spray, in my pocket during firefighting operations, even a trip through the washer and dryer--nothing seems to hurt this thing.
- Tight-fitting cap just doesn't want to get lost!
Cons:
- Slightly "tacky" rubber coating can sometimes make it a little challenging when pushing it past tight cables on the back of a PC. Rarely a problem for me, though.
- Nice and slim, but not as slim as the skinniest out there... but then again, those are a little more fragile.
I love this thing and am seriously considering upgrading to the 16GB!
Pros:
- Slightly "tacky" rubber coating is good for gripping and keeping it in my pocket.
- Solid, durable, rugged construction. Navy small boats, rain, salt spray, in my pocket during firefighting operations, even a trip through the washer and dryer--nothing seems to hurt this thing.
- Tight-fitting cap just doesn't want to get lost!
Cons:
- Slightly "tacky" rubber coating can sometimes make it a little challenging when pushing it past tight cables on the back of a PC. Rarely a problem for me, though.
- Nice and slim, but not as slim as the skinniest out there... but then again, those are a little more fragile.
I love this thing and am seriously considering upgrading to the 16GB!
13 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
Fine drive, but unreliable?
(3 out of 5) by J. Florance on Aug 7, 2007I purchased 12 of these drives for the office and three have gone belly up in the first three months of use. I sent one back and I'm waiting to here if they will replace it before sending the other two. I also bought a 16GB version which seems to be working fine. The three drives that went bad were being used by three different people on various machines, so I don't believe the users are at fault for the drive failures.
21 of 25 people found the following review helpful:
Not Reliable
(1 out of 5) by Architect Nerd on Mar 19, 2008The product failed on me only after having it for 3 months. Corsair customer service has been slow to send me a new one. Not worth the hassle of paying for shipping and being out of a drive for such a long time. Go with some other manufacturer. The rubber is unnecessary and makes it hard to connect. I end up leaving the dongle on it so my drive has essentially doubled in size.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
Corsair 32GB Flash Voyager
(5 out of 5) by Joann on Mar 17, 2008 (Texas)I love it! I've backed up my files on this, and can carry it around in my pocket, wear it as a necklace or drop it in my purse! No problem toting the grandkids' (and great grandkids') photos, they are right there on my Flash drive. My genealogy files are all right with me when I do research. If my computer crashes, my necklace becomes a great backup.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
Quality Product
(5 out of 5) by Xavier Lopez on May 6, 2007This is my second USB drive from Corsair, and my satisfaction with their product is strong. The rugged design with rubber casing is meant for the IT professional on the go. My other flash drive survived three wash cycles and several other rugged bumps. It has a great warranty, and my prior flash drive was replaced by Corsair when the usb connector got damaged, without any questions. My only regret was that the 16GB model came out a month after my purchase.