The first thing you’ll notice about this Flash Behemoth is that it is extremely large; perhaps the largest USB drive ever at 4 inches long (with the cap on). It is 3.5 inches long without the cap, and only sticks out 3 inches when plugged in. Not only is the unit long, but has girth to match. At its widest point, the Voyager is 1 inch wide, which will certainly crowd any neighboring USB plugs.
The 64GB version of the Flash Voyager comes in a standard blister pack, proudly showing off the One Stick to Rule Them All. Hidden in a bubble compartment are several extra goodies, including a rubber cap holder (with clip-chain), a USB extension cable, and a small black bag.
The unit feels very solid. Squeezing the blue sides has a lot of push, and the unit doesn’t bend under hand pressure (although I wouldn’t intentionally try to break it in half).
The unit is completely encased in rubberized silicone, which makes it durable and extremely water resistant (although not waterPROOF). The Flash Voyager logo is imprinted with yellow ink on the top, and the Corsair URL on the back. The rubber cap has the Corsair “sail” logo on it. While most of the unit is black, the sides are flanked in blue. The rear of the unit has a loop for a lanyard or keychain, and a small window lets the blue activity LED shine through. The rubberized coating does attract pocket lint, but it won’t get beat up like other flash drives that have an aluminum or plastic shell.
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This drive quit on me after completely filling up the drive. Could not even format it. My theory is that there was a bad cell in there somewhere, and writing to it made the entire drive unusable.
It is under warranty, but buyer beware.
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