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It may not be quite as Bear Grylls-proof as Corsair's Survivor range, but the Voyager still provides a good degree of physical protection without having to make compromises in other areas.It certainly looks the part thanks to its tough-guy rubberised c...
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...
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Corsair’s 64GB Voyager memory stick is very much designed with durability in mind. It’s quite a bit larger than any of the other memory sticks reviewed here, but that’s because it’s wrapped up in a tough, water-resistant rubber casing that will protect...
64GB storage, rugged, water-resistant design, 10-year warranty...
Slightly below average data transfer speed, expensive...
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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...
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Where the tinsy Corsair Flash Voyager Mini is only 35mm long before the retractable plug is extended, the new 64GB Voyager is a protracted 100mm from end to capped end. Its conspicuously longer than the original 8GB, 16GB and 32GB versions of the Vo...
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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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USB drives have become the norm, with many of us carrying them round on our necks;the floppy disc is officially dead due to the huge amounts of data that can be transferred and easily using USB. However, not all pen drives are created equal and today...
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...
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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...
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Not that long ago, people were transferring files between computers on small capacity floppy disks. These floppies were then replaced by CDs and DVDs, and now flash storage. Flash storage has been around for a while now and has always been increasing...
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...
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Corsairs latest Flash Voyager product is a little marvel. Its a thumb-sized USB device that can supply no less than 30GB worth of storage capacity (that is, formatted capacity) and its encased in a rubber shell that makes it virtually impervious to...
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.
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Corsair has been doing the Voyager series for a while now. There are even GT editions that offer a speed boost for those reliant on fast transfers, but come at a huge premium. While the 1GB, 2GB, 4GB and 8GB sticks have been available for some time, th...
Will withstand normal drops and knocks, Fast transfer speed, Huge capacity...
Lid can be easily lost...
Corsairs memory stick is one of the best on the market.
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Corsair specialises in making rugged memory sticks that are designed to withstand a fair amount of rough treatment. Its Flash Voyager VT range is available in sizes from 16GB right up to 128GB – which costs a thumping £320. However, we opted for the mi...
Rugged design; good performance; and competitive price...
It’s a bit bulkier than most conventional memory sticks...
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The cap forms a tight seal, but we wouldn't go so far as to suggest it's waterproof, so don't tip it into a tarn when you're out and about, OK?...
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Corsair’s Voyager GT flash drives are one of the most respected high speed USB storage solutions, for years they have been considered by many enthusiasts as class leading. That said, as flash drive technology has been advancing other manuf...
The Corsair Voyager GT 16GB drive is the fastest drive we have tested to date. Even though it beats the competition by a small margin, it always manages to perform better than every other drive. The Voyager GT is also a good looking drive and the rubbe...
There is not much we can find wrong with the Voyager GT drive, as the drive is exceptionally well balanced. The drive however is one of the most expensive available, so those shipping for a budget model will need to look elsewhere...
The new Corsair Voyager GT 16GB drive is a complete success in regards to the performance claims and it is the fastest unit you can currently buy. It is based on the synthetic polymer body design Corsair has been successfully using for years now, addi...
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The Corsair Flash Voyager GT is a stylish, tough USB 2.0 flash memory drive. Available in 8GB or 16GB, (we tested the 16GB version), the Corsair Flash Voyager GT is backwards compatible with USB 1.1. It features a rubberised casing with a masculine...
The Corsair Flash Voyager GT is a great USB flash memory drive if you’re prone to extreme conditions, or a just rather clumsy. Carrie-Ann Skinner Lowest online price: ££26.28...
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techradar.com Updated:
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The gimpy rubber sheath around the Corsair Flash Voyager GTs exterior may not be everybodys cup of tea, but theres no denying the power of this little stick. 8GB of the fastest Flash around nets you colossal transfer speeds - so much so that we coul...
Blistering performance...
Design might not appeal, Fairly pricey...
The gimpy rubber sheath around the Corsair Flash Voyager GTs exterior may not be everybodys cup of tea, but theres no denying the power of this little stick. 8GB of the fastest Flash around nets you colossal transfer speeds - so much so that we coul...
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hardwareheaven.com Updated:
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The demand for ultra-mobile storage and the quick development of flash memory during the past few years has led to the high popularity that USB flash drives enjoy today. Flash drives are rarely supplied from companies who manufacture mechanical drives;...
The Corsair Flash Voyager GT is most certainly a very good, high quality flash drive. It is fast enough to compete with many small mechanical drives and also extremely durable, to the point that it is highly unlikely to be damaged even by careless use...
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hardinfo.com Updated:
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Corsair Flash Voyager GTCorsair Flash Voyager GTThe floppy disk is dead - long live the USB memory keys! The USB port has been supported by the OS since Win 95:OSR2 back in 1996, but it was not until Win 2000 that the driver for plug and play USB was i...
The Flash Voyager GT has a write speed of max 22 MB/Sec and a read speed of 27.7 MB/Sec with large size files and that means that it almost keeps the promised set forth by Corsair. The size of 8 GB makes the stick a worthwhile investment if you are mov...
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What isn’t there to like about this drive? Throughout all of the performance tests, this drive set itself apart as the one to beat and not one other drive in this roundup was even close to matching the performance figures it put out. Corsair also...
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Remember Corsair? That memory manufacturer with all the high-end toys? Well, it is back with another one, and this time it is 8GB of goodness that you can slip into your pocket. Yes, you guessed it, it is a USB flash drive, but not just any old USB dri...
With capacities ranging from 2GB to 8GB, the Flash Voyager GT is definitely a premium product and the benchmark figures back this up. But you do not have to run any benchmarks on this USB drive to see that it is faster than just about anything current...
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If you excuse the poor pun, removable storage has become key in recent times. Led by the readily-available USB pen-drives, theres little reason why Joe Average cant have a 16GB stick for less than £30 - large enough to store an entire operating sy...
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