Imation Clip 2 GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive

I own a number of flash drives, including a Corsair Voyager and a Lexar Sport, all in the 2Gb and up range. Each has its virtues. The Sport and Voyager are tough enough to survive in my pocket with keys and loose change. The Imation Clip is the better travel companion. Its relatively small USB 2 drive (another virtue) fits into a really rugged rubberized case that comes with an attached carabiner clip (the case has a large reinforced hole in it for the clip or similar attachments). I think the Imation designers were thinking about people attaching it to back packs, but that's not how I use it. When I'm on the road, this is the one I take, because it's so easy to clip things to it (e.g., rental car keys), reducing the likelihood of misplacing stuff I don't ordinarily carry.

I really liked the design of the flash drive. Complete rubber outside in which the flash drive slides into the center. Completely protected on the sides against impact. The large loop means it wont break off on your keychain unlike many other keychain style flash drives. My problem is that when retrieving large files off it many times the files would state they are corrupt. Even though the original file was fine. This only happened when I transfered files on this flash drive. All other flash drives I have are fine. Smaller files work fine. Tried reformatting it but to no good.
If the drive isnt reliable its serves as no use to me. Maybe I just got a lemon drive. You may have better results.

Great little flash drive to attach to my computer case. Holds all my pertinent info in case I get hit by a bus. Assuming it's a fast bus and the drive is all that's survives intact.