Corsair Flash Voyager Go

We’re not often left speechless, but the 64GB Voyager Go is borderline witchcraft. It’s utterly minuscule; a 64GB thumb drive used to indeed be the size of a thumb, but this drive is barely larger than the USB 3 connector integrated into the casing. What’s more, the Go is equipped with a micro-USB connector and complies with the sparkly new USB On-The-Go (OTG) specification, meaning that compatible Android devices can read it or write to it. This makes it incredibly useful, especially as a media bank. We loaded the Go with a range of HD movies, music and documents, and they all played perfectly on our test Galaxy Note 3. If you have a compatible device with limited storage, the Voyager Go is a no-brainer.