Corsair Flash Voyager Mini 4 GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive CMFUSBMINI-4GB

Comment: This is the slowest Flash dive I have tested. I bought this to use with my Sony Tv but Sony does not recognize this flash drive.
I have a Hp computer and using Window Vista.

Comment: I've owned several flash drives over the years and this one is by far the best. I've never had any problems. It just works on every computer I've ever tried including 3 different versions of Windows. It is compact, fast, and rugged.

I was concerned about the tiny rope/chain/string that comes attached. I was certain it would break, but I was more concerned about connecting the rubber keyhold directly to a metal keychain. I decided to just slide the tiny rope/chain/string that it comes attached to onto my keychain and hope for the best. It has been over a year and has never come off or come close to breaking free from my keychain.

I did remove the drive a few times from the string to take on trips. There is simple fastener to unhook it if you do that. It survived being loose in various briefcases, backpacks, and luggage. Recently, I even accidentally washed it with my laundry in the washing machine! I left it to dry overnight and tried it again today and it is completely fine. All my data was intact and it works/looks good as new despite my treatment of it.

Highly recommended!

Comment: I bought this device one year ago and I'm completely satisfied. I was a little concerned when I first got it that the lanyard might tear the rubber and leave me with no way to anchor it, but it has held up just fine. I've carried it back and forth from home to work pretty much on a daily basis, and never had a problem with its memory, corrupt files, or anything like that. This device gets my full approval.

Comment: I'm paranoid about data loss, so I keep everything on a flash drive and back it up in 2 or 3 places every other week. I used the Corsair Mini 4G every day for two years, and only switched to another drive when the little slider stopped locking. When I try to put it in the USB drive, it pushes itself closed so I have to hold it open. The government did it, I'm sure, or maybe the aliens.

I switched the metal clasp by looping the string through the hole in the rubber, and using the metal clasp to connect it to my keyring. I thought that the rubber hole might tear, but it didn't.

Yeah, I kept it on my keyring every day for those two years. No problems there. Also, it's not so big that it blocks your other USB ports, even with the rubber casing.

Comment: I attached it to my keychain. Works well. Get good compliments from others given how small it is.