CORSAIR Flash Voyager GT 16GB Flash Drive (USB2.0 Portable)

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When tested with CrystalDiskMark, I get 32 Mb/s Read & 14 Mb/s Write Sequential speeds. With HD Tune, I get 25 Mb/s average & 28 Mb/s burst Read speeds.

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Good speeds, plug into usb3.0 slot and get up to 32mb/s reads, write could be better, xporter rage still bests the GT's write speeds at all level, xporter xt has faster 512kb files write on crystaldiskmark. Looks better than the blue voyager, so far after reliable after daily use (2mths). No complaints at the price I acquired this device.

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To start, a name-brand 16GB USB Drive for $50 at this point in time is a GREAT deal... make it a Corsair (arguably the world's finest RAM manufacturer) product with very nice branded lanyard and quality USB extension cable, and this is a winner. To top it off, NO MIR! Wish I could afford 2 of them at this time, but I'll be keeping my eye on this usit for the future.

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I love this thumbdrive! I bought it to transfer DVD's to my wife's computer. She has DVD software but not a DVD drive. This is way faster than using wireless G would have been.I reformatted it to us Microsoft's newer exFAT file system in order to support file sizes larger than 4Gb (the limit imposed by the FAT32 file system the drive comes preformatted with). exFAT comes native on Vista, but can be added to XP with a patch from Microsoft found here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/955704If I ever lost this, I'd buy another one to replace it in a heartbeat!

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I've been using this Flash Drive for a few weeks now, and I've been satisfied with it. Able to transfer files to and from the device at very fast speeds. I read a lot of reviews prior to purchasing it, and they were right.

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Not a bad little flash drive, whole thing is rubberized so should hold up to shock damage a little better, was fairly impressed with the write speeds to it. So far so good in my books