Pros: Nice unit - high output. Run time is not long, but this is due to it's physical size as only one battery will fit in the unit.

Cons: This unit died in a surge 60 days after purchase and we lost all of the equipment (Linksys 48p switch and access point) that was plugged into it. All other UPS units are APC SmartUPS and BackUPS and had no problem with the surge.

Overall Review: The only reason I docked a star was because the other APC units did their job. Now waiting to see how well Cyberpower holds up on warranty claims.

Pros: Seriously fast - BUT.......

Cons: COMPLETELY untrustworthy for data storage. My original unit failed after 8 weeks and Corsair quickly replaced the unit (Nice service), but the RMA unit failed after 1 week of usage. DO NOT BUY one of these!

Overall Review: It make me sad because I love other products from Corsair. There just seems to be some sort of flaw in this particular model. I do not own any other Corsair flash drives as they are too large (physically), but I bought this one specifically for USB 3 performance.

Pros: Very nice. The top appears to be made of glass, so, even though it is a low profile, the keyboard has nice weight and is rigid. This was purchased (along with a Logitech m705 Marathon Mouse) for our conference room in order to hide the PC. The PC is 20+ feet away and in a cabinet. The wireless mouse/keyboard work perfectly. (BTW: The PC is also using WiFi for LAN connectivity and all works well.) It looks really nice and no battery maintenance is a strong plus. I wish there was a matching style solar mouse. We normally have the room lights off except when in use, then lights are normally at a lower level. Still plenty of power for the keyboard.

Cons: There is a thumb print on the inside of the glass covering one of the solar cells. It is not terribly noticeable, but still there, none the less. Since it appears to be bonded together, there is no way to clean it. This is the only reason for 4 Eggs instead of 5.

Overall Review: It's a bit expensive compared to an ordinary wifi kb/mouse, but not prohibitive. The looks make up for this in my opinion.

Pros: Looks nice, great packaging.

Cons: USB 3 connections is UNUSABLE as it drops and reinserts every 20-30 seconds. USB 2 is much better but still has occasional drops. My machine is a very recent model Dell Optiplex 9010 purchased in June 2012. The built-in USB3 shows to be Intel USB3 Extensible Controller and Host. Thermaltake makes great stuff, but it appears that the controller selected for this unit has problems. I feel for them but I'm still left with a door stop with a pretty, blinky blue light.

Overall Review: It is highly likely that firmware updates would fix this problem, but I have no idea how long (if ever) that will happen.

Pros: Please read ALL of this review - This is NOT a complaint, but you need to be aware of it. Very fast read speed. Corsair Tech Support was great even after 4 RMA's (however, they refused to issue a cash refund since the original NewEgg Warranty was only 30 days and it first failed at 50 days) Works great - BUT.... DON'T BEND THIS DEVICE ! DON'T CARRY THIS IN YOUR POCKET ! You have been warned !

Cons: Not a huge issue, but slower on writes than some other USB3 drives and all of the Voyager line is physically larger when compared to many other similar devices. (2 times the size of a cheap pocket flash drive and 3 times the size of one of the capless folding type drives.) MAJOR ISSUE - I had to RMA FOUR of these in less than 60 days use each. The drive is fine... the problem is that the case is fairly large and is SOFT RUBBER. If you put this in your pocket, the device will flex and crack the circuit board and you will be unable to access anything on the drive. I had some serious discussions with Corsair Support in which they denied any logic flaws... But, if you look online, there are quite a number of complaints on the entire line of drives as well as another brand with a similar soft rubber case. With this many failures, I was CERTAIN that there was a problem.

Overall Review: After so many problems, I thought it was a chip or manufacturing problem until I ran across a comment where the user was able to get back into the drive by squeezing the casing really hard and someone else suggested "Reflowing" the device. That's when I realized the real issue was that there is NOT a rigid casing inside the rubber. When I got my 5th RMA, I used the device as a FlashCache on my PC and it has been GREAT. So - Great drive - but DON'T BEND IT !

Pros: I have owned one of these for 5+ years. I bought it for home theater. The punch and volume level can support far more sound than you would likely ever want for a movie. It has no problem rattling the windows and lights in the room. My primary is in conjunction with the speakers from our JVC flat screen. It has great sound but absolutely inadequate for base rumbling and explosions. I also use this along with a pair of large bookshelf speakers (or medium standalone). I definitely recommend using the filtered input as you can adjust the crossover freq. and the gain to give a very nice balance without sounding "boomy". The sound quality is very nice and the cabinet is quiet (no rattles). Further, there is no problem with background hum.... ie, excellent SNR.

Cons: After 6 years, I would have no problem buying another one.

Overall Review: The auto-power feature is nice, but our new TV has problems. When the TV is off, there is a hum in the output. This is absolutely NOT a speaker problem, but a TV problem. The speaker sees this and never shuts off. I got a small USB powered remote switch and plugged the USB into the TV media port. The USB port on the TV only has power when the TV is on. I got the switch from a computer store and it is designed to shut of PC printers and peripherals when the computer is off. ($12)- problem solved.