Pros: Protective rubber coating. Comes with USB extension cable, necklace attachment. Fast. 4 gigs. If you were able to, you purchased it for $20!

Cons: These technical, nitty-gritty elitists like to give products like this one 2/5 ratings because they clocked it transferring 0.5 seconds slower than another, more expensive brand. Now, don't get me wrong. I'm grateful that they are able to compare these products on the most technical of scales. I most certainly am not going to research it. But really, stop confusing less educated shoppers, like myself, by leaving bad reviews because you have to wait 3.2 seconds longer while copying your pirated media. I just copied 800 megs in one minute or less. Why do I not know the exact time? Because it seriously does not matter at all. Not to anyone. There is no reasonable scenario where anyone benefits from a 15% faster write-speed...

Overall Review: ...It's not taking hours, it's taking low, single digit amounts of minutes. If you're unsatisfied with this product's write-speed, please don't give it a 3/5 then proceed to write a self-indulging feel-good review by telling others you conducted a write-test experiment and proved that there are other, better flash drives. We know. We figured as much. Just like the next average Joe, we're looking for the best and cheapest deals. For $20, this drive holds 4 gigs of data, could be filled completely in a mere few minutes, and transported safely in its protective rubber casing around my neck. This flash drive is 5/5, what you pay for is what you get.

Pros: It's a great flash usb product. It copies files fast, has a nice blue led to indicate activity. And even though it's a bit wide for some USB ports, CORSAIR throws in a USB extension cable and a lanyard. All this, 4GB for $20 and free shipping, great deal, great product.

Cons: None, it does what it's suppose to do, no problems.

Overall Review: One of the big complaints I've seen are people saying the connection between the connector and the circuit board are weak, CORSAIR corrected this, and it's no longer the case. It's a solid piece of hardware.

Pros: Durable, Rubber makes it waterproof to some extent, pretty fast speeds

Cons: Rubber covering attracts dust, but that doesn't really matter, in the long run.

Overall Review: I just realized that this drive was in the washing machine (not more than 20 minutes ago, and had been sitting in the dryer for some time). Worried, I run to my computer to check if it's alright, and here's the kicker: There wasn't a single drop of water on the inside. All of my files are good as new. Would highly recommend.

Pros: Good price, 4GB capacity is nice, the lanyard is great.

Cons: The cap, while initially it fits nice a snug, I can see it going away. But for the money, who cares. If it stops working, then get another one.

Pros: The included usb cable is a nice addition. Formatted to NTFS and Vista used it for ready boost even though the corsair site does not list this model as ready boost capable. The blue light keeps winking at me when I open files so it must be doing something. Can't really tell if ready boost is helping as I already have 4 GB of memory on motherboard. Didn't buy it for ready boost, just wanted to see if it would work or not.

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: Maybe someone with more knowledge can answer this question : Why does this seem to work with ready boost if the corsair web site does not consider it ready boost capable?

Pros: I've only had this flash drive for several hours, but I've owned the 1GB version of it (which is exactly the same in every other way) for over two years. The read/write speeds on this thing are really amazing for its price. It's water/damage resistance is great; I throw it around all the time. Comes with TrueCrypt and no stupid U3. Also, the rubbery part where the lanyard connects isn't as flimsy as it seems: I pull it out by the lanyard all the time, and it's as good as when I got it. And $20 for 4GB is a great deal right now.

Cons: It's slightly fatter than your non-rubberized, stick flash drives but I've plugged both of my Flash Voyagers right next to and on top of other flash drives (even each other) and there's only minimal that good flash drives like this one are built to handle. I actually did lose the cap on this, but I just went to Corsair's website, and they sent me a new one for free. How awesome is that? My first one actually started to mess up after a year or so, and it wasn't being recognized half the time, but I RMA'd it to Corsair, and they sent me a new one free of charge.

Overall Review: I didn't really even have a need for a new flash drive right now. I just kind of wanted another, bigger one, and I couldn't find one that was of better value that this.

Pros: Nice solid feel, blue status light, transfer rate

Cons: cap that covers usb male connector is fully removable, easily lost

Overall Review: A flash voyager lanyard, along with a USB extender cable, are both included, which is a nice bonus. Inexpensive compared to other 4gb models.

Pros: - Good read speed - Nice price - Small profile especially handy for tightly packed, vertically-oriented USB connectors - Included lanyard is, well, a lanyard. Thank you.

Cons: - Write speed not as fast as I'd hoped. - A bit pudgy for tightly packed horizontally-oriented USB connectors. - I wish the cap was tethered to the unit, as it seems to slip off too easily.

Overall Review: Benchmarks 150MB file: read from flash 0:11, 13.6MB/s 750MB file: write to flash 1:58, 6.4 MB/s