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Corsair Flash Voyager 8 GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive CMFUSB2.0-8GB
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Spanish because nobody write it
(5 out of 5) by Justo Silvera on Jan 30, 2009 (Miami, Florida United States)Este de verdad es un producto excelente lo uso para ver peliculas en un DVD y creanme que es rapido y eficiente, vale la pena comprarlo, es un sueño la cantidad de peliculas que le caben.
Saludos.
Saludos.
0 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5 weeks..
(1 out of 5) by Brandon Williams on Nov 16, 2008Well well what da ya know. I hate to do this because I love to give props when they're due and give 5 stars to everything I ever got from amazon because most of it works great. But this device here..This $#!T should be taken off amazon. I kid you not, no more than 5 weeks of owning this crap I encountered problems. You never know what kind of stunt its going to pull. It's a blessing if the computer recognizes it and you're actually able to transfer a file but more often, it makes the sound that windows makes when it recognizes that a new device has been inserted and within the same second it is "pulled out" and makes that sound that says a device has been removed. Other times it says USB device not recognized. This also happened to my sandisk 8gb but my 2gb sandisk worked fine for a year! I'm thinking its the bigger flash drives in general. HEAR MY CRY! DO NOT SUPPORT THESE PEOPLE!!!!
0 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
Speedy delivery
(5 out of 5) by Olga Redmon on Jun 5, 2008This item was a present, so I can only say that it was delivered promptly without any damage.
1 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
What a voyager
(5 out of 5) by Gabriela M. Morales on Aug 31, 2008 (Texas)Easy to handle, not to wide to insert in a laptop usb port. Great capacity.
0 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
Hey, positive reviewers! Thanks a bunch for making me waste my money!
(1 out of 5) by Denzel Lockheart on Jul 21, 2009 (Edmonton, Canada)We all know that reviewing a flash drive is extremely easy. Anyone can do it. The USB key is a wonderful device, you can store almost anything on it If your DVD player is blessed with a USB port like mine is, you can watch screeners of movies from the comfort of your couch, like I have done several times.
I wrecked my other one by hitting it against my door while moving my laptop, so I picked this one up from The Source. I attempted to move a few files to it one I ripped it out of the packaging, and yes it loaded, yes it was fast. 8 Gigabytes, that automatically means it's a good device, right?
Wrong.
I suffered the same issues as Sky. My first file was about 400MB, and so for 5 seconds it transferred. And then it stopped, with some window popping up blabbing about "Parameters". But it's 8GB, Parameters shouldn't matter. So I unplugged it, and plugged it in again. Same issue. I restarted my laptop, and then tried one more time, with some window popping up saying "the file I was trying to locate could not be found".
Huh? First off I wasn't trying to locate anything, I was trying to move stuff. And it wasn't just this time. I plugged it in on different computers. Same problem.
Overall, do not waste your money on this crap. I am off to find that one my mom brought home from work that I wrecked. That was the most trustworthy USB key ever. This one defeats the purpose of USB keys.
I wrecked my other one by hitting it against my door while moving my laptop, so I picked this one up from The Source. I attempted to move a few files to it one I ripped it out of the packaging, and yes it loaded, yes it was fast. 8 Gigabytes, that automatically means it's a good device, right?
Wrong.
I suffered the same issues as Sky. My first file was about 400MB, and so for 5 seconds it transferred. And then it stopped, with some window popping up blabbing about "Parameters". But it's 8GB, Parameters shouldn't matter. So I unplugged it, and plugged it in again. Same issue. I restarted my laptop, and then tried one more time, with some window popping up saying "the file I was trying to locate could not be found".
Huh? First off I wasn't trying to locate anything, I was trying to move stuff. And it wasn't just this time. I plugged it in on different computers. Same problem.
Overall, do not waste your money on this crap. I am off to find that one my mom brought home from work that I wrecked. That was the most trustworthy USB key ever. This one defeats the purpose of USB keys.