Testseek.com have collected 75 expert reviews of the Corsair Flash Voyager USB2 and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Corsair Flash Voyager USB2.
November 2008
(82%)
75 Reviews
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Users
(80%)
2 Reviews
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The editors liked
30GB of usable storage capacity
Water and shock-resistent
Ships with encryption software
Well protected
A huge amount of space means you could run an operating system happily from the drive
Extremely generous 10-year warranty
Will withstand normal drops and knocks
Fast transfer speed
Huge capacity
The editors didn't like
Expensive
TrueCrypt cant encrypt the entire drive The Final Word While it is expensive
The 32GB Flash Voyager is robust and offers a convenient way to carry more data than ever before in your pocket or on your keychain.
A huge amount of space means youll be begging for extra speed
Abstract: Yes, that's right - a 64GB USB flash drive. It isn't just large in capacity, either; with all those flash memory chips to squeeze in, this latest addition to Corsair's Voyager range is also physically big at 100mm in length. It still has the standard V...
Thanks to its armoured rubbery shell and tight-fitting rubber cap, the Voyager is a robust and water-resistant design, able to hold up against plenty of rough use. A 10-year warranty from Corsair backs up its own confidence in the construction. It may...
Abstract: Itll leave a hole in your pocket of some size, but at least tries to fill it with its huge capacity and strong construction. Corsair - Flash Voyager 64GB price Buy Corsair Flash Voyager 64GB securely online at a bargain price £150 inc. VAT Corsair: t...
Abstract: The Voyager is the joint-cheapest 4GB flash drive in the group and it costs a reasonable £4.81 per gigabyte. The outer casing is rubber and should absorb any bumps or shocks. Unfortunately, theres nowhere to stow the rubber cap when detached. Cors...
Abstract: USB memory sticks are immensely useful devices, essentially being modern-day floppy disks for moving data around, but they have much larger capacities, often being able to store more than CDs or DVDs. When I leave the house, I normally have one in my g...
As with anything, you get what you pay for. The Voyager GT is reasonably expensive for the 8GB version, and is almost double the price of cheaper, same sized units. However you get fantastic speed and money is indeed time. Not only this, the rubber sk...
Abstract: Having won our last USB memory Group Test with its 1GB Flash Voyager, we were keen to put the 2GB model through its paces. The design hasnt changed at all: it features the same sturdy rubberised shell in Corsairs black and blue colouring; and still comes...
Well, it was still working after being submerged in cold water for five minutes and that was a bit of a relief.But, no, we didnt boil it though we did drop it from 10ft directly on to concrete and that didnt impact on its functionality either. Howev...
Abstract: USB flash drives are the most popular and the fastest advancing gadget in the technology market and the rate at which they are progressing is remarkable...
32GB storage, Durable, Comes with lanyard, Comes with USB extender, 10year warranty, Rugged design, Water resistant...
Slower than other smaller drives...
I remember, it seems just like the other day that I was amazed with my 32MB flash drive, and how much it could hold, and today I am testing the 32GB Corsair Flash Voyager, which amazed me yet again. While the speeds arent the best, there does have to...
