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
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(80%)
2 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Durable rubber exterior
Data encryption
10year warranty
Relatively inexpensive
Rubberized housing is durable
Amazing read speeds
Durable
Well packed
Plug and play
Cap wont fall off
Very large capacity!
Water resistant!
Fast at reading small files!
Good set of accessories!
32.1/22.5 MBps sustained throughput
Resilient to shock and laundry day
Quality lanyard
Low cost per gigabyte
Massive storage for a flash drive
Quick reader
Wide range of memory sizes from 128 MB to 8 GB
Plus a soon to be released 16 GB version
Fair price for the memory size
Shock and Water Resistant provided the cap is on
Comes with password enabling software
Fast Read and Write Speeds
Awesome for in...
The editors didn't like
Not the fastest flash drive
Slower at writing smaller files
Nowhere to put the cap while the drive is in use
Price
The rubber shell attracts dust and is hard to clean
Poor performance in writes.
Encryption software requires admin privileges
Physically blocks adjacent USB port(s)...
Slow write speeds
Large (for a flash drive)
Rubber casing attracts dust
Slower writer
They really need to attach that cap! If it goes missing
Super powers are gone
Cheesy lanyard that doesnt even match the colour of the drive.
Very large capacity!, Water resistant!, Fast at reading small files!, Good set of accessories!
The rubber shell attracts dust and is hard to clean, Poor performance in writes.
With its water-resistant feature, the Corsair 4GB Flash Voyager certainly has an edge over competing USB flash memory drives. It survived all our three water resistance tests, even a 30-minutes rinse cycle! Unfortunately, due to a change in the flash ...
The Corsair 4GB Flash Voyager memory drive really was quite impressive. To provide such a large memory capacity in such a small package is wonderful, and useful beyond compare. Its durable design gives users peace of mind, not to mention the Corsair te...
Realistically, I dont think anyone would accidentally microwave a flash drive, or drop it into a fireplace, but common household accidents are a fact of life. We already know the Flash Voyager can survive a desktop drop, a swim in the kitchen sink an...
Abstract: Corsair states their official transfer speeds for their Flash Voyager series is 19MB/s read and 13MB/s write, except for the 128MB variant that runs at 9MB/s and 6MB/s, and in our tests the CMFUSB2.0-4GB performed as advertised. Unfortunately, these s...
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...
Well protected, A huge amount of space means you could run an operating system happily from the drive, Extremely generous 10-year warranty
A huge amount of space means youll be begging for extra speed
With more than enough space, some will be using Corsairs 64GB as a replacement for an external hard drive. Transferring this much data though will leave you wishing for more speed. ...
30GB of usable storage capacity, water and shock-resistent, ships with encryption software
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.
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.
Just because you want a bit of extra protection for your files doesn't mean you need a USB stick that can survive three weeks of abuse in the Amazon. Don't get us wrong – the shock- and water-proof Voyager is no shrinking violet, but by keeping the rugged credentials to sensible levels the Voyager manages to be considerably more affordable than most of its rivals.
While the Voyager's semi-ruggedness appeals for the most part, there are some flaws. The rubber cap that protects the USB connector isn't attached to the main body in any way, making it easy to lose. And while the middle-of-the-road approach makes it a strong all-rounder, it also leaves it lacking knockout appeal in any particular area.
The Corsair Voyager is by no means the toughest USB stick around, but in reality it provides more than enough protection than most of us will ever need. Decent performance and good value for money are important real-world strengths, and combine to make...
