Good quality and fast 32 GB USB?

I have been looking to buy a 32GB USB portable device, and wants something of good quaility and fast read and write speed.

When I have been doing some research it seems like Kingston and similar brand has quite low transfer rates.

The best Kingston I have found was:

Kingston Datatraveler DT200 32GB with 20 MB/s read and 10 for write. Link (swedish), price is at $111.

However this Corsair seems to have much better performance with 34 MB read and 28 MB write, and also good reviews:

Corsair Flash Voyager GTR 32GB (link), available for 709 SEK ($101).

Is this the one to get or do you have any other recommendations?

Well, it would definitely have helped if the links were in english-
According to specs you mentioned, seems corsair is the best bet

Well I am sorry for the non english links, but I really do not know any non local websites that I would actually use for my purchase.

However, from your link on Newegg here is the Corsair I was looking at:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6820233114

Some people seems to had problems with the device broke down.

Thanks! For the first Patriot drive I could not find any performance data?

The Mushkin looks good, a little lower write speed than the Corsair, but somewhat cheaper.

After some more research I have found that neither Patriot and Mushkin USBs seems to be generally available over here. Mostly Corsair, SANdisk, Kingston, Lacie and some more.

It is a bit strange that the customer feedback of the Corsair product on Newegg was kind of negative, while the reviews were very positive.

Patriot makes quad-channel drives that are supposed to be very fast. I haven't tried them, but I've been pretty happy with the 8GB Patriot drives I've got. Here's a link to their 32GB drive:

http://www.ncix.com/products/index [...] re=Patriot



There are some favourable reviews attached to their quad-channel 16GB drive:
http://www.ncix.com/products/index [...] re=Patriot

fair enough, not all products are perfect-
Some may have bad units, as you said.
As long as i see fairly positive comments i wouldn't worry.

I ended up buying a CORSAIR Voyager GTR 32GB, and it has been working great now for almost six months. Very large and impressive speed.



The large size makes it not problem to store all kind of work related tools and ISO files and similar. The only thing I have been a bit afraid of is loosing the little head, but it is still around so far.