Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I also own the 8 and 32 and 64GB voyager, all are every bit as reliable as the 16GB drive. Over the course of the last 8 years I've had a number of USB drives. Iomega, Corsair, Apacer, PNY, Sony and SanDisk. I've upgraded each time I felt the storage increase justified the cost. I work in information technology so they are tools more than toys, anyway on to the review. This 16GB drive is massive and well worth the money. I've used this flash drive in all sorts of systems and also have a .bat file that allows me to sync my data. I also keep an encrypted container on the drive, my point? Whether you are transferring data, encrypting data, saving data, or syncing data it works quite well. I also use some U3 applications like Firefox portable which allows you to run the browser from your flash drive and keep personal info off the local computer. Once again the drive works flawlessly. I do agree that the protective rubber coating around the drive can make it somewhat difficult to plug in multiple USB devices, but Corsair does provide a USB cable extension which helps solves the problem. Another excellent feature is that this is one of the few USB drives that the cap stays on very tight. I've been asked by a couple of people what I use for encrypting my flash drive. The best software I've come across is called True Crypt (just Google it, it's an org site) it's a free open-source disk encryption software for Windows Vista/XP, Mac OS X, and Linux. *******Important note on the 64GB Voyager******* The 64 GB Voyager is 9 CM long without the cap and 2.7CM wide. The 8, 16 and 32GB Voyagers are 6.5 CM without the cap and 2.3CM wide. While it doesn't sound like a big difference it is when you're expecting them to be the same size. I uploaded a picture in the product gallery so the size difference could be seen. Update August 2009 An impressive 16GB flash drive and with zero issues since purchasing it.